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If you are thinking of adoption, there are services available to you whether you are birth parents or adoptive parents.
Child protection services are available for all children who are believed to be in need of protection from abuse, neglect and interpersonal violence.
Find information on the guidelines for paying child support, and learn how claimants and respondents may register child support orders or agreements with the Maintenance Enforcement Office.
Find information on various community programs and services available to new families in Canada.
Learn about early learning and child care programs. Search for licensed child care providers by location using our searchable map of Saskatchewan.
Services for individuals and families with low to moderate incomes who are in need of additional money to help pay for their basic needs.
Search for a Social Services Office by location using our interactive map of Saskatchewan.
Become a foster parent and provide a safe, caring home on an emergency, short term, long term or therapeutic basis to vulnerable children and youth.
Find information on children's trust funds, adult guardianships and investigating financial abuse of vulnerable adults. Learn about the Office of the Public Guardian and Trustee, and the role of power of attorney.
Find what you need to know about the Drug Plan, health cards and health benefits in Saskatchewan.
Find resources for families of missing persons and learn about the agencies that support them. Information is available for family members of a missing or murdered Indigenous woman or girl.
Learn what a Hub Table is, what they do to help our communities and how you can connect with someone for further information.
Learn more about the many support services available to people living with mental health and addiction issues.
Find immigration and settlement services in Saskatchewan.
Learn about services available to you to help with issues related to housing, income assistance, and other options available for people living with disabilities.
The Government of Saskatchewan is committed to putting children and youth first, and to ensuring a better life for these vulnerable members of society.
Find information about the services and programs available to seniors including how to apply for financial assistance if you live in a personal care home or supplement your income with the Seniors Income Plan.
Find information about your rights and responsibilities in a separation or divorce, as well as services available to help you make decisions.
Information and programs for those who are victims of crime or abuse.
Learn more about services available to youth 16 and 17 years old who are unable to live with their family.
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