SaskAbilities - Swift Current Region

Sending a big thank you to Core Rental Services! 👷‍♂️👍

On short notice, Core Rentals was kind enough to lend us a skid steer to help us continue beautifying our outdoor spaces at the branch 🙌

Support like this is helping us move forward with developing an exciting new greenspace and park area on the west side of our branch location, and we’re looking forward to sharing our progress with the community as it comes together!

These projects simply wouldn’t be possible without community partners like you. 💚

Your support is helping create inclusive, accessible spaces where people experiencing disability can connect, participate, and enjoy their community.

🎳Celebrating more AbilityBowl champions!🎳

We are pleased to recognize this year’s top fundraising team, the incredible A Team! 🙌

Thank you for your outstanding efforts in making AbilityBowl such a success.

👏 Congratulations as well to our door prize winners, Dayna and Corey! 🎉 We hope you enjoy your prizes.

Thank you to everyone who participated, donated, and supported this year’s event. Your involvement helps create opportunities for individuals experiencing disability, and we are grateful to be part of such a caring and engaged community.

We look forward to seeing you again next year!

🌦️ Rain or shine, community always shows up 🎉

SaskAbilities Swift Current was proud to be part of the 45th annual Innovation Federal Credit Union's Picnic in the Park this weekend!

Our incredible volunteers brought the fun to life by running the kids’ games—keeping the smiles going through both sunshine and showers. 🌈 From laughter to teamwork, it was a great reminder of the power of community and inclusion.

A heartfelt thank you to our volunteers for their energy, dedication, and commitment to creating welcoming spaces for everyone to enjoy. And thank you to Innovation Federal Credit Union and the City of Swift Current for hosting such a fantastic event year after year!

📸 Check out some highlights from the day!

REGISTRATION IS OPEN!📣

This year’s Mental Health Conference, hosted by the Yorkton branch of SaskAbilities will feature four dynamic keynote presenters who bring a powerful blend of scientific expertise, lived experience, and practical insight into mental health, resilience, grief, adaptability, and emotional well-being.

Join us on October 7th in Yorkton at the Gallagher Centre to hear:
➡Dina Bell Laroche - Stop Making My Grief a Problem to Fix
➡Laura Lawrence - The Power of Adaptability
➡Dr. Majid Fotuhi - Boosting Brain Agility in Midlife and How to Stay Sharp With Aging
➡Dr. Shahana Alibhai - The Science of Happiness

Whether you're seeking personal growth, supporting others, or simply looking to connect, this conference offers something meaningful for everyone.
Visit www.saskabilities.ca/mh2026/ to register, see the full agenda, and all the speaker bios!

Wellness For Life!

🎳✨ Celebrating Our 2026 AbilityBowl Prize Winners! ✨🎳

What an incredible year for AbilityBowl! 💙

We’re beyond proud to celebrate not only the success of this year’s event—but the outstanding individuals and teams who went above and beyond in their fundraising efforts.

👏 A huge congratulations to our Top 10 Prize Winners! 👏
From dedicated fundraisers to passionate community champions, each of you played a meaningful role in supporting people experiencing disability across Saskatchewan.

🏆 1st – 10th Place Winners
Your creativity, commitment, and community spirit truly made a difference—and we’re so excited to celebrate each of you!

📸 Check out the photos to see our amazing winners with their well-earned prizes—we couldn’t be happier to share these moments with you!

💙 To everyone who participated in AbilityBowl—whether you bowled, volunteered, donated, sponsored, or cheered from the sidelines—thank you. You are helping build more inclusive communities where everyone has the opportunity to belong and succeed.

✨ We’re already looking forward to next year… but for now, let’s celebrate YOU!

Today, SaskAbilities is proud to recognize Red Shirt Day® of Action for AccessAbility and Inclusion.

Each year, on the Wednesday of National AccessAbility Week, individuals and organizations across Canada wear red as a visible show of support for people experiencing disability and their families. This day recognizes the achievements of individuals experiencing disability and reinforces a shared commitment to building accessible and inclusive communities.

At SaskAbilities, this commitment is reflected in our work each day—supporting people experiencing disability to participate fully in their communities and achieve their goals.

We invite you to join us by wearing red, sharing your support, and reflecting on how we can each help remove barriers and promote inclusion in our workplaces and communities.

To join the movement, visit redshirtday.org to find out more about this important initiative!

Red Shirt Day is June 3! ❤️

Established by Easter Seals Canada in 2019, this annual event takes place on the Wednesday of National AccessAbility Week each year.

Red Shirt Day® is more than just wearing red; it’s also about making a commitment to remove physical, attitudinal, and systemic barriers to accessibility and inclusion in your school, workplace, or community.

Anyone can participate! Put on your favourite red shirt, take some photos, and make a pledge to help improve accessibility and inclusion in your community. Then, post your photos and your pledge on social media with the hashtags:

Let's make a difference together!

This week, we are thrilled to be celebrating National AccessAbility Week (NAAW)! 🎉

At SaskAbilities Swift Current, we’re proud to recognize the contributions and leadership of people experiencing disability in our community.

This year’s theme, “Building a Strong, Accessible Canada,” reminds us that when everyone can participate fully, we all benefit.

Let’s keep working together to build inclusive communities for people of all abilities!

To learn more about NAAW, visit: https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/campaigns/national-accessability-week.html