Families in TRANSition – Information Sessions

Families in TRANSition
Has a young person in your life recently told you they are Two-Spirit, trans, or non-binary? Join us to learn more about how you can support trans young people in your life and promote their mental health and resilience. Each session is designed to grow your understanding of gender exploration and transition while fostering relationship-building communication skills.

Who Should Attend?
This group is for parents, guardians, and caregivers of Two-Spirit, trans, or non-binary young people. Children and teens do not attend these sessions. When registering, please indicate your child’s age so we can tailor examples and resources to be developmentally appropriate.

Snacks and materials are provided and there is no cost to attend. Open to all.

WHEN:
5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday, March 17 – Introduction to Gender Exploration & Systemic Barriers
Tuesday, March 31 – Supporting the Mental Health of Trans Young People
Tuesday, April 14 – Connection-Based Communication: Supporting the Whole Person in Transition

WHERE:
2211 11th Street West
Saskatoon, SK (in-person)

TO REGISTER:
Please call Counselling Reception at 306-664-4283 or fill out the form below.

Registration:

Name:(Required)
Contact email:(Required)
We will use this information to tailor examples and resources to be developmentally appropriate.
Please indicate which session(s) you would like to attend: (2026)
Please select the session(s) you would like to register for:

Please note a one-day change of hours at SCC’s Downtown Clinic on Thursday, February 26

The Downtown Clinic will open at 9:30 a.m. to accommodate staff meetings on Thursday, February 26.

Thank you for your understanding!

We are closed on Monday, February 16 for Family Day.

Regular clinic hours resume on Tuesday, February 17.

2026 Semi-Annual Meeting – Information and Meeting Package

Please find the meeting package below:
2026 SAM Meeting Package

Virtually over Zoom
Wednesday, January 21, 2026
Call to order at 6:30 p.m.

PRESENTATION
Canadian Centre for Co-operative Studies Saskatoon Community Clinic Evaluation Report

REGISTRATION
Advance registration required by Monday, January 12 to ensure you are registered to vote electronically.

To register, email [email protected], phone 306-664-4240 or fill out the form below.

RESOLUTIONS
Submission of resolutions accepted until Sunday, January 11 at midnight.
Email [email protected].

Registration is now closed.

New Counselling Programming – Information Sessions for Parents, Guardians and Caregivers

About the Series
This series is designed to support families in understanding and navigating the mental health needs of children and teens. Through engaging and informative sessions, parents, guardians and caregivers will gain practical tools, insights, and resources to foster resilience, emotional well-being and healthy development in children and youth.

Who Should Attend?
This group is designed specifically for parents, guardians, and caregivers. Children and teens do not attend these sessions. The goal is to equip adults with the tools and understanding they need to support their child’s emotional and behavioral development. When registering, please indicate your child’s age so we can tailor examples and resources to be developmentally appropriate.

Snacks and materials provided. No cost to attend. For Saskatoon Community Clinic patients and members only.

WHEN:
Select Thursdays from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

WHERE:
2211 11th Street West

TO REGISTER:
Please call Counselling Reception at 306-664-4283 or fill out the form below.

SESSION DATES AND DETAILS

2026

Thursday, January 8
Parenting Through Anxiety & ADHD: Calm, Clear, Connected
Effective approaches to support children with anxiety and ADHD.

Thursday, January 22
Structure & Sanity: Building Routines That Work
Learn how to create consistent routines that support emotional and academic growth.

Thursday, February 5
Tough Talks Made Easier: Communication Tools for Parents
Strategies for navigating sensitive topics like emotions, divorce, or grief.

Thursday, February 12
Inside the Mind: Understanding Your Child’s Mental Health
Learn how to recognize signs of emotional distress and support mental wellness.

Thursday, March 5
Digital Kids: Finding Balance in a Screen-Filled World
Tips for managing screen time and promoting online safety.

Registration:

Name:(Required)
Contact email:(Required)
We will use this information to tailor examples and resources to be developmentally appropriate.
Please indicate which session(s) you would like to attend: (2026)
2026

Switch to paperless with eFocus!

WHAT’S CHANGING?
Our long-time member newsletter, Focus, which you’ve received quarterly for years, will now arrive in your mailbox twice annually to coincide with our member meetings. These
special editions will provide meeting notice and allow us the opportunity to continue to share interesting long-form stories on a range of subjects with you.

Meanwhile, we’ve recently launched a monthly electronic newsletter to deliver timely updates, announcements and resources directly to your inbox. Our intention is for eFocus to grow into a robust newsletter, allowing us to share important information about clinic happenings more frequently while reducing paper usage and avoiding rising postage costs.

WHY IT MATTERS
This shift helps us:
• Provide you with more timely information
• Reduce our environmental footprint
• Manage costs effectively so resources can be directed to member services
• Deliver content in formats that match how many of you prefer to receive information today
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Holiday Hours

Wednesday, December 24: CLOSING AT 4.PM. (ALL CLINIC LOCATIONS)
Thursday, December 25: CLOSED
Friday, December 26: CLOSED
Thursday, January 1: CLOSED

Please note a one-day change of hours at SCC’s Downtown Clinic on Thursday, November 27

The Downtown Clinic will open at 9:30 a.m. to accommodate staff meetings on Thursday, November 27.

Thank you for your understanding!

Upcoming falls prevention group

For current Saskatoon Community Clinic patients and members only

Stand Tall – Prevent a Fall!
Falling in the home? Afraid to get in and out of the shower? Tripping over your own feet? This group program might be a good fit for you!

The Occupational Therapy Department at Saskatoon Community Clinic is excited to announce an upcoming falls prevention group focusing on older adults who are at risk of falling in their home or caregivers interested in keeping their loved ones safe. This group will provide fun and interactive education on falls risk factors and prevention strategies, including easy changes that can be made to your lifestyle and your home.

Led by Occupational Therapists Rachel Degan and Julie Anstey, the group will run Wednesday, October 8 from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. at 2211 11th Street West.

Snacks and refreshments provided.

If interested please contact the OT department at 306-664-4259 or [email protected].

Please note a one-day change of hours at SCC’s Downtown Clinic on Thursday, September 25

The Downtown Clinic will open at 9:30 a.m. to accommodate staff meetings on Thursday, September 25.

Thank you for your understanding!