SSAIC Service Restriction Notice: Updated March 1, 2022

In order to keep our staff and clients safe, SSAIC will remain closed to walk-in support at this time. SSAIC will continue to operate under these restrictions:

• Masking between staff
• Physically distancing
• Extra sanitization

We are happy to offer both telephone or Zoom counselling appointments to survivors of sexualized violence and their loved ones. For those needing our assistance, appointments can be scheduled by calling our office at 306-244-2294.

We are always taking new clients and would encourage those who need our assistance to call our office during office hours and speak to one of our counsellors. Our 24-hour crisis line is fully functional and available to assist anyone who needs our help.

We have expanded our services to include more online resources for survivors. Please check out our Survivors Toolkit for additional resources and videos. 

If You’ve Been Recently Sexually Assaulted – COVID-19 Protocol

Saskatoon Police Services are still able to take a report about sexual assault, but their process has been adapted. Currently for sexual assaults, they are offering telephone reporting or in-person reporting where an officer will visit your home. Click here for information about reporting a sexual assault amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Saskatoon Police Service – Non-Emergency Number: 306-975-8300

The Saskatchewan Health Authority has taken many safety precautions to continue providing all of their services to the general public. If you’ve recently experienced a sexual assault, you can still visit any hospital in Saskatoon for medical care.

We greatly appreciate everyone’s understanding as we do our best to continue to support clients from a distance in this challenging situation. We will update our website regularly as this COVID-19 response evolves.

For the latest updates and more information about COVID-19, please review the Saskatchewan Health Authority website and the Government of Saskatchewan website.

Interested in learning about how survivors of sexualized violence have been impacted by COVID-19? Watch our webinar below, presented by Morgan Price, our Education & Outreach Coordinator, and Megan Sawyer, our Client Services Coordinator.