resources

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Reaching out for help isn’t a sign of weakness it’s a sign that you’re paying attention to yourself.

At The Quiet Fight, we know that everyone carries something. Some struggles are loud, but many are fought quietly behind closed doors, in moments of isolation, or in ways others never see. This page exists as a reminder that you don’t have to navigate those moments alone.

The resources listed here are meant to support you wherever you’re at. Whether you’re looking for immediate help, ongoing support, someone to talk to, or simply a place to start, these services are here for you. There is no right or wrong reason to reach out if something feels heavy, it matters.

MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES

If you’re struggling, feeling overwhelmed, or in crisis, help is available.
You don’t need to have everything figured out to reach out and you don’t have to go through this alone.

The resources below are organized by Saskatoon & Area, Saskatchewan, and Canada to help you find support as quickly and easily as possible.

If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, call 911 right away.

SASKATOON & AREA — IMMEDIATE SUPPORT

F/e/a/r (Face Everything And Rise) Peer Support

🗓 Every Wednesday

A safe, confidential space to connect with peers for compassion, hope, understanding, and support.
• No clinical professionals
• No judgment
• No pressure

Support is available for those affected by:

  • Sickness, illness, accident, or disability

  • Medical procedures

  • Death or suicide

  • Sexual assault, abuse, or domestic violence

  • Bullying (physical, verbal, or emotional)

  • Miscarriage or NICU / PICU experiences

  • Robbery or burglary

  • Adoption or separation

  • Infidelity or divorce

  • Exposure to violent trauma (witnessed or experienced)

📞 1-833-378-7775
📧 fear@rvrrsk.ca

Saskatoon Crisis Intervention Service (SCIS)

24/7 crisis support for emotional distress or crisis situations
📞 306-933-6200
🌐 https://www.saskatooncrisis.ca

Mobile Crisis Services — Saskatoon

In-person crisis response when immediate support is needed
📞 306-933-6200

Family Service Saskatoon

Professional counselling and support for individuals, couples, and families
🌐 https://familyservice.sk.ca

Greater Saskatoon w*i*n Peer Support

🗓 Every Monday

WIN (What’s Important Now) — Peer support for Public Safety Personnel & Veterans
• Confidential
• Peer-led
• No judgment or pressure

📞 Chris: 306-960-8598
📞 1-833-378-7775

SASKATCHEWAN — PROVINCIAL SUPPORT

Suicide & Crisis Support

📞 or 📱 9-8-8 (Call or text, 24/7)

HealthLine 8-1-1

24/7 mental health and addictions support, advice, and referrals
📞 811

Farm Stress Line

Confidential support for individuals and families dealing with farm-related stress
📞 1-800-667-4442

TAO Tel-Aide (French Support Line)

24/7 emotional support in French
📞 1-800-567-9699

Prince Albert & Surrounds w*i*n Peer Support

🗓 Every Sunday

Peer support for Public Safety Personnel & Veterans
📞 1-833-378-7775

Prince Albert Mobile Crisis

📞 306-764-1011

Regina Mobile Crisis Services

📞 306-757-0127

CANADA — NATIONAL SUPPORT

Suicide & Crisis Hotline

📞 or 📱 9-8-8 (Available nationwide, 24/7)

Kids Help Phone

Free, confidential support for youth and young adults
📞 1-800-668-6868
📱 Text CONNECT to 686868
🌐 https://kidshelpphone.ca

Hope for Wellness Helpline

Mental health support for Indigenous peoples in Canada
📞 1-855-242-3310
🌐 https://www.hopeforwellness.ca

Talk Suicide Canada

📞 1-833-456-4566
📱 Text 45645 (evenings)
🌐 https://talksuicide.ca

VIRTUAL SUPPORT (CANADA-WIDE)

Virtual w*i*n Peer Support

🗓 Every Thursday | ⏰ 7:00 PM (Online)

Peer support for Public Safety Personnel & Veterans
• Confidential
• Peer-led
• No judgment or pressure

📞 1-833-378-7775