Sanctum Care Group's vision is for a community in which individuals requiring this assistance are able to attain their optimum level of health from their perspective, minimizing their vulnerability and maximizing their control and dignity. Sanctum recognizes the need to provide care with humility and without prejudice. 

The team started by opening Sanctum in 2015, Saskatchewan’s first hospice with respite and supportive care for people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS. 

Sanctum Programs:

• Sanctum
• Sanctum 1.5
• HART
• PORT

This is achieved through a philosophy of holistic care and demonstration of Sanctum’s core values of compassion, collaboration and innovation.

Sanctum Care Group Is A Trusted Saskatoon Non -Profit 

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"They are a BIG HEARTED organization who see the need right here at home to share some love and hope to children through filling shoe boxes with all sorts of special things who otherwise might not feel the special love that Christmas brings most of us! If you pack shoe boxes at Christmas time already, consider this organization to help kids feel some TLC right here@home!!! There is a BIG need, may God continue to bless them as they keep spreading more and more love to more and more kids each year. "  Deanna Ouellette 

Saskatoon’s TLC@Home’s mission is to touch the lives of local children in such a way as to love, care for, inspire, motivate and to give hope of opportunities by which they can improve their lives and those around them. 

Every year they fill shoeboxes full of items the children need as well as toys and books. They are delivered to five Saskatoon inner-city schools at this time and they are hoping to continue to grow the program.

This is achieved along with community partners:

• Hairstyle Inn Salons Saskatoon, 
• Global TV, 
• Cameco, 
• Wiegers Financial & Benefits, 
• Cruz FM  
• Trusted Marketing Services & Trusted Saskatoon

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The Kinsmen Foundation was established in 1971 and granted funds raised by local Kinsmen and Kinette clubs. When requests for assistance exceeded available funds, planning started in 1976 for a province-wide telethon as a significant fundraiser and the first TeleMiracle was started in Saskatoon in February 1977.

Today, the Kinsmen Foundation provides Saskatchewan residents with special needs equipment to improve quality of life, independence and access to life-saving medical treatment.

TeleMiracle is a 20-hour annual telethon that is broadcast live in Saskatchewan. Despite only having a population of around one million people, the generous residents of the province have raised over $159 million since 1977.

How You Can Help:

• Donate
• General Fundraising 
• School Fundraising
• Business Fundraising
• Memorial Giving 
• Planned Giving 

'HELPING PEOPLE EVERY DAY!'

Kinsmen Foundation & TeleMiracle is a Trusted Saskatoon Non-Profit

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The Mending Little Hearts Fund of Saskatchewan is a designated charitable fund created in partnership with the Jim Pattison Children's Hospital Foundation in April 2016.

This fund allows you to make directed donations toward addressing the unmet needs of children living with hearts conditions across Saskatchewan.

• About Mending Little Hearts Organization 
• Research
• Meet The Team
• Support For Heart Families

Your contributions will improve the health, wellbeing, and survival of these children by:

"Please donate today!"

Mending Little Hearts is a Trusted Saskatoon Non- Profit. 

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