Welcome to Saskatoon Sexual Assault & Information Centre’s new home on the web.

We’ve given our site a facelift and done some spring cleaning with the goal of making the website mobile-friendly, and the information easily shareable—on each page you will find a “Print” button that allows you to print, email, or turn the content into a PDF, as well as the ability to Like or Tweet the content on social media.

We’ve also added a newsletter sign-up feature, and we hope you’ll join our mailing list. You can expect updates about SSAIC events and any exciting developments and education pieces on topics related to sexual violence. We promise your email address will be kept confidential. Don’t procrastinate–sign up now!

Some of the content pieces we’re excited about include:

And of course, our ability to accept online donations.

Take a look around, and share with your network! Thank you for being a part of the SSAIC community. 

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