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A donation warmly received
SIGN this week received a donation of 68 toques of many sizes, and scarves, from a mother, grandmother and great-grandmother who spent her time during Covid making toques for all her her family members, and still had lots left over to give to SIGN. She had heard about SIGN and what we do, and wanted us to give them to people in need. She said each toque took one day to make, and more might come our way. The toques are being distributed by SIGN staff to people in the communities who could use one. The weather is still good now, but we all know winter will be on its way! We can't tell you her name because she requested anonymity, but we did tell her how much we appreciate her gifts.
SIGN's commitment to truth and reconciliation
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.
Many communities, many services
SIGN on Broadway
J. Elton Davidge Building
J. Elton Davidge Building
SIGN on Broadway not only houses our services, but is home to many community-based organizations.
J. Elton Davidge Building
J. Elton Davidge Building
J. Elton Davidge Building
Our administrative offices and a number of services are located on North Street.
Kamsack
J. Elton Davidge Building
Kamsack
SIGN services are provided at two offices in Kamsack, and staff also travel to other communities in east-central Saskatchewan to provide services.