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December 2019 Newsletter
Giving Tuesday may be over but the Season of Giving carries on until the end of December. At SSAIC we are very fortunate to be supported by a loyal group of individuals who want to ensure that we can continue to support survivors of sexual violence when they reach out to us for help. If…

The Silent Epidemic of Child Sexual Abuse & Exploitation
Part of Sexual Violence Awareness Week 2021 Trigger warning: this blog post discusses different types child sexual abuse and exploitation that may be distressing for some readers. Please read with care. As COVID-19 attacked the world, Canadian families found themselves at home facing the closures of schools and daycares and increased social distancing measures to…
October 2019 Newsletter
Spaces still available: First Responder to Sexual Assault Training™ scheduled for November First Responder to Sexual Assault Training™ program is designed for professionals and paraprofessionals who may receive a disclosure of sexual abuse/assault as a part of their work with children, youth, and adults, or vulnerable populations including new Canadians and people with disabilities. Facilitated…

February Reading List
Decisions That Matter An interactive graphic novel that lets you simulate a day in the life of a college student, where in the end your decisions on how to intervene as a bystander can help prevent a sexual assault from happening. *Contains some strong language The Nature of Things examines PTSD New research…

April 2020 Newsletter
COVID-19 Update SSAIC counsellors will be resuming a full schedule of remote telephone counselling starting on April 27, 2020. Current clients of SSAIC whose appointments were cancelled due to COVID-19 will be contacted by their counsellor to reschedule their appointment. Appointments will be rebooked in the order they were cancelled. *Please note that the incoming…

SSAIC Newsletter – Charitable Giving Edition
SSAIC can’t wait to go out of business. 75-80% of our clients experience sexualized violence at the hands of someone they know and trust—a family member, a co-worker, a romantic partner…can you imagine the pain and confusion that causes? As Saskatoon’s major service provider to victims and survivors of sexual violence, we work with clients…