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PROVINCE DOUBLES FUNDING FOR SCHIZOPHRENIA SOCIETY

Released on June 15, 2000

People with schizophrenia and their families can look forward to increased

programming and services from the Schizophrenia Society of Saskatchewan, thanks

to increased funding from the provincial government.



Associate Health Minister Judy Junor announced today that the province is more

than doubling its funding to the Schizophrenia Society for the 2000/01 fiscal

year. The province is increasing the group's budget by $70,000, bringing it to

a total of $122,000. The society will use these additional dollars to reach

more people by strengthening its existing range of programs and services.



"We are proud to be your partner as you offer support and guidance to people

with schizophrenia and their families," Junor said. "With this increased

funding, I am confident the Schizophrenia Society will continue to provide

leadership and support in the fight against the stigma of mental illness."



Some of the society's other services include:



educational material, supportive counselling and advocacy for people with

schizophrenia and their families;



a computer website;



public awareness campaigns; and



a Partnership Program, where people with schizophrenia, family members and

professionals speak at schools and services clubs about the myths and

realities of schizophrenia.



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For more information, contact:



Valerie Quick

Communications Branch

Saskatchewan Health

Regina

Phone: (306) 787-2746

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