They added a specific chat area to the program that enables youth to ask a mental health worker questions about mental health or how to access services.
“Saskatchewan helplines have been added and a space for virtual groups to gather and learn about mental health tools,” said a media release from the province.
They said each province’s recipient receives a one-time award of $5,000 to advance their initiative and to encourage further innovation. Provinces and territories can share best-practice ideas so that all Canadians can benefit from innovations in mental health and addictions care.
“Working with our partners, our government is committed to supporting high-quality mental health and addictions services for Saskatchewan residents,” said Mental Health and Addictions Minister Everett Hindley in the release.
