
We assist, support and empower children, adults and families.
Their success leads
to strong and caring citizens
and communities.
Their success leads
to strong and caring citizens
and communities.
SIGN held its annual general meeting on June 25, where reports were presented, changes to the bylaws of the organization were approved, and the board was elected.
Board chair Scott Sharpe and CEO Andrew Sedley provided an overview of 2024, with both noting the expansion of services made last year, the increased use of SIGN services by residents of Yorkton and area, and the contributions to the success of the organization made by staff.
The financial report presented by past chair Sheila Hintz indicated that the organization is on solid financial grounds and the auditors noted no issues in their review of the finances.
Changes to the bylaws mean that board members are now elected for three-year terms instead of annually, and that directors may serve three consecutive terms before being ineligible for re-election until at least one year has passed.
Board elections were held. The board (photo) consists of, front row from left, Sheila Hintz, Scott Sharpe, Pat Zaryski; back row, Randy Goulden, Ross Green, Greg Litvanye and Cory Cadotte. Missing is Robbie Bear.
s Kamsack Family Resource Centre moved into their new home this spring, and are now located in the historic telephone office on First Street in downtown Kamsack. This video tells the story of the Kamsack program, the services it offers and the comfortable home-like space it provides for parents and their children age 5 and under.
We believe in the power of community. To support the Kamsack Family Resource Centre and all other programs of SIGN, visit our Donate page
For information about activities at the Yorkton Early Years Family Resource Centre, see the monthly calendars at www.signyeyfrc.ca. For activities at Kamsack Family Resource Centre, see the monthly calendar on our KFRC page.
Where registration for programs and events is accepted online, click the button below.
There are many very tangible and good reasons to work at SIGN, besides the fact you will be helping us work with and contribute to the well-being of community members who need some assistance.
Among them:
SIGN on Broadway rents meeting rooms for all sizes of meetings and training. Our professional staff will ensure that every detail is looked after!
When you rent from SIGN, not only do you receive professional care and a great place to meet, but you are also supporting a not-for-profit organization to ensure SIGN can continue to offer much-needed support for individuals and families in our community.
We also have individual offices for rent at SIGN on Broadway. Please call 306-783-9425.
SIGN on Broadway not only houses our services, but is home to many community-based organizations.
Our administrative offices and a number of services are located on North Street.
SIGN services are provided at the SHA Regional Office at 359 Queen Elizabeth Boulevard East in Kamsack.
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action are addressed to various levels of government.
SIGN is not a government, but it has implemented what it can as a social services organization. SIGN is also an active member of Reconciliation Yorkton and our Executive Director is a tri-chair of the committee.
Thank you to the businesses and organizations who have supported SIGN in the past year with sponsorships and donations over $3,000. We also thank the many individuals who have made personal donations ranging from small dollar amounts up to $3,000.
We are grateful for all donations we receive, with every dollar going to support the programs we provide in Yorkton and area.
Society for the Involvement of Good Neighbours
83 North St. Yorkton SK S3N 0G9 | Tel 306-783-9409 | Fax 306-786-7116
SIGN provides services to those who live on Treaty 4 territory, the ancestral lands of the Cree, Saulteaux, Dakota, Lakota, Nakota and the Métis Nation. We affirm our relationship to the treaties that are integral to the foundation of Canada and commit to honouring their spirit and intent. We respect the diverse histories, languages, and cultures of the many people who have lived on this land, and we commit to moving forward in partnership with Indigenous peoples and nations in a spirit of respect, reconciliation and collaboration.
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