Canadian Mental Health Association Saskatoon Branch

CMHA Saskatoon vision is mental health for all. As a leader and champion for mental health, we facilitate access to the resources people need to maintain and improve their mental health

Where to find us:

Location

1301 Avenue P North

Saskatoon, SK

S7L 2X1

(306) 384-9333

Hours:

Mon- Thurs
8:30am – 4:30pm
Friday by appointment

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Where to find us:

What we need:

Financial gifts

Your financial gifts directly support people with mental health needs in Saskatoon and ensure we can provide education and training to all who request it.

Volunteer time:

We are always looking for volunteers who are interested in supporting our programs, special events or joining a committee. For more information about our current opportunities, please contact us.

Requests and Updates

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Apr 19

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Celebrate #MentalHealthWeek with us!

The Walk 4 Mental Health is back again in partnership with @autismservicesofsaskatoon, @crocuscoop, Saskatoon Crisis Intervention Service, @no@nsshsask and @schizophreniasocietyofsask.

Meet us at City Hall for the Walk 4 Mental Health and stay for a community bbq at Kinsmen Park!

#yxementalhealth #mentalhealthyxe #yxeevents #mentalhealthweek2025 #mentalhealthweek

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Apr 15

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If you feel left behind.

That’s a normal way to feel when struggling with a mental illness.

Even though it doesn’t feel good - it makes sense.

It’s hard to watch everyone carry on with their lives when you feel stuck.

It may feel as though people have forgotten you, but they haven’t.

You cross their mind more than you know.

Think of how many times you’ve remembered someone, and smiled at the memory - without them ever knowing.

It’s hard to not feel like you’re falling short when you’re watching everyone else in a rush to get somewhere ‘important.’

But where you’re going is important, too.

You just don’t have the directions to get there, so it takes a little longer.

And one day you’ll be telling someone else they’ll get there, too.

#mentalhealthyxe #yxementalhealth #nonprofityxe #yxementalhealth

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Apr 5

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📢 Want to feel confident supporting someone struggling with their mental health?

Saskatchewan reports the highest rates of mood and anxiety disorders in Canada (The State of Mental Health in Canada, CMHA National), and many of us feel unsure of what to do in a mental health related crisis.

Join our Mental Health First Aid course on May 1st and 2nd and learn the essential skills to recognize and respond to mental health challenges.

➡️ Register now at the link in our bio!

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How you can help

Financial Donations

Please click on this link to donate to us today

Please send donations directly to CMHA Saskatoon at 1301 Avenue P North, Saskatoon SK S7L 2X1

Item Donations

We currently don’t need anything at the moment…

Please check back for updates!

More Ways to Help

We depend on the generosity of individual donors to deliver our programs to fill the gaps in our other funding.

Please visit our website for other ways to Get Involved.

More about us

Community Impact

We ensure access to current information and promote awareness awareness about mental health, we reduce stigma, we empower people to talk about and address their mental health needs, we support access to mental health services and programs, we help people get and maintain employment and improve their financial security and we work in partnership with government and community agencies to build mentally healthy communities.

Financial Breakdown

We receive funding from the Government of Saskatchewan, the Saskatchewan Health Authority, individual donors and community funding organizations such the Saskatoon Community Foundation, United Way of Saskatoon and similar granting agencies.

Our Philosophy

CMHA Saskatoon vision is mental health for all. As a leader and champion for mental health, we facilitate access to the resources people need to maintain and improve their mental health, be fully included in the community and build resilience and well being.

Programs and Services

Vocational programs including pre employment and employment support, life skills, job search and job development, labour consulting, employer support and mental health education and awareness, advocacy and system navigation and community referral. People can self refer and we also receive referrals from health professionals. We are a hub for information and support on mental health and the first point of contact for individuals and families.