Schizophrenia Society of Saskatchewan

Schizophrenia Society of Saskatchewan Improving the quality of life for those affected by schizophrenia, psychosis and related mental illness.
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The Schizophrenia Society of Saskatchewan (SSS) is a non-profit organization founded in 1982 by families and friends of people with schizophrenia. What does the Society do?
■Provides Support and Education for people with Schizophrenia and other serious and persistent mental illnesses, their families and friends.
■Increases Public Awareness and Understanding of Schizophrenia and other serious and p

ersistent mental illness.
■Advocates on behalf of people with Schizophrenia and other serious persistent mental illness for better legislation and services.
■Promotes Research into the causes, treatment and ultimate cure of schizophrenia. If you have any questions please feel free to call the office at (306) 584-2620 or come visit us at 1311 Saskatchewan Dr in Regina.

Saddle up and join us on June 9th at the Serb Club in Regina for our awesome Steak Night Fundraiser! 🤠🥩 Round up your fr...
05/11/2026

Saddle up and join us on June 9th at the Serb Club in Regina for our awesome Steak Night Fundraiser! 🤠🥩 Round up your friends and come enjoy a great evening in support of the Society! Contact us using the details listed to grab your tickets today!

Here are some more great thoughts from Sean to help us wrap up the week.“I feel most connected when I can bond with some...
05/10/2026

Here are some more great thoughts from Sean to help us wrap up the week.

“I feel most connected when I can bond with someone over a shared interest, a book, tv show, or video game. Having that shared interest makes starting and maintaining a connection feel easier. Having them ask why I enjoy something makes me feel like they want to understand me better.”

Thank you for joining us as we've explored the theme of Mental Health Week! Let's keep the conversation going all year long! 😍

Thank you for your contribution, Laurie, and for being an amazing part of our team!May 4th-10th marks Mental Health Week...
05/09/2026

Thank you for your contribution, Laurie, and for being an amazing part of our team!

May 4th-10th marks Mental Health Week, and we've been delving into the theme: “Stronger Connections: Better Mental Health”! We've got one more post to go, so stay tuned!

Here are some additional insights from Heidi.“Connection is who notices when you don’t show up, people who think of you,...
05/08/2026

Here are some additional insights from Heidi.

“Connection is who notices when you don’t show up, people who think of you, trust you, and who accept you and your quirks. It can be a friend, a neighbour, a grocery clerk, someone from a program, or even a familiar face you only see now and then. Each connection adds up and helps you to feel whole.

Personally, I’ve found connection in many interesting ways and a huge one has been through volunteering. These opportunities have lead me to new friendships, aquaintances, unique experiences, and even jobs. If making more connections is a goal for anyone, I’d suggest they start there!”

05/07/2026

Huge thank you to everyone who came out and supported our Show of Hope Fundraiser! Your generosity and enthusiasm made the night truly unforgettable. Because of you, the Force was definitely with us ✨

We’re so grateful for this amazing community, thank you for helping us make a difference! 🤩

Here are some additional comments from Hephzibah!“Engaging in community initiatives, collaborating with non-profit organ...
05/07/2026

Here are some additional comments from Hephzibah!

“Engaging in community initiatives, collaborating with non-profit organizations, and offering support where it is most needed allows me to experience a genuine sense of belonging. These moments of service remind me that connection is rooted not only in shared spaces, but in shared purpose such as showing up with intention, empathy, and a commitment to making a positive impact. Through these experiences, I build relationships, broaden my understanding of others, and feel deeply integrated into the community in a way that is both fulfilling and motivating.”

It was a great day for a walk and BBQ! So awesome to see so many folks come out! ❤️
05/07/2026

It was a great day for a walk and BBQ! So awesome to see so many folks come out! ❤️

Thank you for your contribution, David, and for being an invaluable part of our team!May 4th-10th marks Mental Health We...
05/06/2026

Thank you for your contribution, David, and for being an invaluable part of our team!

May 4th-10th marks Mental Health Week, and we're delving into the theme: “Stronger Connections: Better Mental Health” by inviting program participants, volunteers and staff to share what this means to them. Join the conversation!

✨⭐️ Thank you for joining us for a truly out of this world evening! We’re currently getting our power converters charged...
05/05/2026

✨⭐️ Thank you for joining us for a truly out of this world evening! We’re currently getting our power converters charged up, and when we do, there will be a fun slideshow in the coming days! ⭐️ Don’t forget we have a public presentation TONIGHT in Saskatoon at the Alice Turner Library! All are welcome to attend!

Here are some additional thoughts from Beauty.“By engaging with supportive people, I feel like I’m not alone. I like kno...
05/05/2026

Here are some additional thoughts from Beauty.

“By engaging with supportive people, I feel like I’m not alone. I like knowing that we can be facing similar things and this helps me to feel normal. Also, sometimes something as simple as a hug can feel very good!”.

May 4th-10th marks Mental Health Week, and we're delving into the theme: “Stronger Connections: Better Mental Health” by inviting program participants, volunteers and staff to share what this means to them. We hope you enjoy this series!

May 4th-10th marks Mental Health Week, and we're delving into the theme: “Stronger Connections: Better Mental Health” by...
05/04/2026

May 4th-10th marks Mental Health Week, and we're delving into the theme: “Stronger Connections: Better Mental Health” by inviting program participants, volunteers and staff to share what this means to them.

Here are some additional insights from Vansh*ta.

“Connection gives me purpose, keeps me grounded, and supports my mental well-being. I find it in everyday moments! Through creativity, meaningful conversations, movement, and simply being present with myself. When I feel connected to myself, others, and the world around me, I feel more balanced, supported, and truly understood.”

Address

1311 Saskatchewan Drive
Regina, SK
S4P3A1

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 4:30pm
Thursday 9am - 4:30pm
Friday 9am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+13065842620

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