harm reduction

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) is endorsing the appeal made by Provincial Health Care professionals urging the Government of Saskatchewan to reconsider recent modifications to harm reduction services. Earlier this month, the province announced it would cease to support programs providing a safe supply of pipes to inhale drugs. This call, supported by […]

The City of Regina is accepting grant applications to increase access to support services to reduce the harm associated with substance use. $385,000 will be allocated to programs, services and initiatives dedicated to reducing harm. The maximum available funding is $50,000 under minor funding and $150,000 under major funding. To be eligible for the grant […]

Applications are now being accepted by the City of Regina for $500,000 in grants dedicated towards programs, services and initiatives to support harm reduction in the city. The funding is part of a council amendment from the 2021 budget which comprises of one-time funding taken from the municipality’s COVID-19 Recovery Reserve. Eligible applicants include organizations […]