Community, Volunteers with in Canada, Saskatchewan.
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We're seeking a volunteer organizational guru to join the Whitmore Park Community Association to fill our secretary role.
The main duty of this role is to be our minute taker expert at board meetings and to assist with compiling the agenda. Other duties may include keeping us organized with our task list, and assisting with the annual report for our AGM.
Our meetings are typically the third Wednesday of every month. If you have what it takes to keep us organized during meetings, feel free to reach out and let us know.
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We provide free, volunteer‑led social engagement activities to seniors and underserved residents across Saskatchewan—whether they live in their own homes, in private care facilities, or in small rural communities. Our goal is to reduce loneliness, strengthen emotional well‑being, and ensure that every person feels seen, valued, and connected.
Through meaningful conversations, recreational activities, cultural programs, and one‑on‑one companionship, we bring joy, dignity, and human connection directly to individuals who often face isolation due to mobility challenges, limited family support, or geographic barriers.
By focusing on underserved residents—including those in Saskatoon, Humboldt, Lanigan, Leroy, and surrounding rural areas—we help bridge gaps in social support and create a more compassionate, inclusive Saskatchewan where no one is left behind.
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Calling all parents of children aged 5-12 years! Western University Researchers are conducting a study exploring the relationship between positive parenting and psychosocial health outcomes (i.e., subjective health and wellbeing, kindness, mental health, resilience, belonging, and empathetic prosocial behaviours) among children aged 5-12 years.
If you are a parent to at least one child aged 5-12 years who lives in Canada, you may be eligible to participate!
Participation in this study is voluntary and anonymous. If you are interested and agree to participate, you would be asked to complete a 20–30-minute online survey.
If you are interested in participating, or wish to learn more, please scan the QR code in the attached poster or select the link below to confirm your eligibility for participation in this study.
Link to survey: https://uwo.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_82NYgJB1cAQJbPo
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The SETTLEMENT Employability Support program is FREE for Newcomers to Canada who would like assistance to find and maintain employment.
The intent of the program is that Newcomers will enhance their ability to participate in the local labour market and develop improved connections to employers.
This program is available to all Newcomers regardless of English language proficiency.The SES program offers assistance to Newcomers to Canada with:
• Resume/Cover letter building
• Job searching
• Career decision making
• Employment planning
• Labour market attachment
• Job managementAppointments can be made during our regular business hours (8:30am-4:30pm Monday-to-Friday) by phone, email or walk-in.
(306) 922-0400
sylvie12.pamc@gmail.com
info@pamcsk.com
1410C Central Ave, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan
Canada S6V 4W5
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Calling all parents of children aged 5-12 years! Western University Researchers are conducting a study exploring the relationship between positive parenting and psychosocial health outcomes (i.e., subjective health and wellbeing, kindness, mental health, resilience, belonging, and empathetic prosocial behaviours) among children aged 5-12 years.
If you are a parent to at least one child aged 5-12 years who lives in Canada, you may be eligible to participate!
Participation in this study is voluntary and anonymous. If you are interested and agree to participate, you would be asked to complete a 20–30-minute online survey.
If you are interested in participating, or wish to learn more, please scan the QR code in the attached poster or select the link below to confirm your eligibility for participation in this study.
Link to survey: https://uwo.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_82NYgJB1cAQJbPo