Heather Pocock, Assistant Director and Public Education Coordinator (centre) accepts the cheque on behalf of SSAIC.

 

We would like to thank 100 Women Who Care Saskatoon for their generous donation of over $26,000 to the Saskatoon Sexual Assault & Information Centre.

It takes a community effort to end sexual violence, and we could not support survivors in Saskatoon without the kind of generous support we received from this amazing group of women.

 

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Heather Pocock and one of the famous puppets from SSAIC’s Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Program, “I’m the Boss of Me”.

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