Effective Friday, September 17, a province-wide mandatory masking order will be implemented for all indoor public spaces.
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The Office of Disability Issues (ODI), hosted by the Ministry of Social Services, provides leadership and coordination on disability policy across government ministries, the disability community, and the public to help make Saskatchewan a more inclusive province.
ODI also works with other levels of governments such as municipalities, the Saskatchewan Health Authority, school divisions, and the private sector to build support and momentum for the changes needed to create greater opportunities for people with disabilities in their communities.
ODI is also the developer and lead for Saskatchewan's Disability Strategy, which has the vision of a Saskatchewan that is welcoming, responsive, innovative, and accessible so people with disabilities can live the life they choose.
Parking Passes for People with Disabilities
Apply for a parking permit through SaskAbilities Parking Program for People with Disabilities.
Make Your Home More Accessible
Find out more about the program designed to help people with low incomes to make the changes needed to accommodate someone with a disability living in their home.
Make Your Business More Accessible
Find more information about the Government of Canada's Enabling Accessibility Fund, which is designed to improve accessibility, reduce parries and enable Canadians regardless of physical ability.
Find a Job
Information about what kind of help is available for people with disabilities to prepare for, secure and maintain a job in Saskatchewan.
Support for attending a post-secondary institution
Canada-Saskatchewan grant for services and equipment.
Legal support for vulnerable Persons
Office of the Public Guardian and Trustee
Disability / Caregiver tax credits
2018 Personal Income Tax Rates and Credit Amounts
Other Supports for People with Disabilities
Find out more about the supports that are available through the Ministry of Health and the Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living (SAIL) program
Community-Based Support for People with Disabilities
Locate and find more information about Saskatchewan's many community-based organizations that are helping people with disabilities and their communities.
The Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability (SAID)
This program provides a monthly income for people with significant and long-term disabilities.
Cognitive Disability Strategy (CDS)
CDS is meant to provide services to address the unmet needs of people with cognitive disabilities and their families.
Autism Spectrum Disorder - Individual Funding (ASD-IF) Funding
Individualized funding provides parents with funding to purchase services that best suite their child's individual needs.
Minister's Office
| Phone | 306-787-3661 |
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| Fax | 306-787-0656 |
| ss.minister@gov.sk.ca | |
| Mailing Address | Room 303, Legislative Building, 2405 Legislative Drive, Regina, SK, S4S 0B3 |
| Phone | 306-787-7283 |
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| Fax | 306-798-4450 |
| odi@gov.sk.ca | |
| URL | https://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/directory?ou=55fdfe8d-6a58-4275-87d4-d16390a92989 |
| Mailing Address | 1920 Broad Street, Regina, SK, S4P 3V6 |
The Disability Strategy looks to address and identify the support and service needs of children and adults who experience disability – whether physical, sensory, psychiatric, cognitive or intellectual.
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