Government of Saskatchewan ministries, Crown corporations and organizations are working to minimize the impacts of the postal service disruption.
Les ministères, les sociétés d’État et les organismes du gouvernement de la Saskatchewan travaillent à réduire au minimum les répercussions de l’interruption des services postaux.
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The Saskatchewan Transplant Program works with Organ recipients and Living Kidney Donors. In Saskatchewan we have 2 sites for assessment and ongoing care of Kidney recipients.
For further information on organ and/or tissue donation, contact the Saskatchewan Transplant Program:
| Saskatoon St. Paul's Hospital 1702 20th Street West Saskatoon, SK S7M 0Z9 Phone: 306-655-5054 |
Regina Kidney Health Centre 235 Albert Street North Regina, SK S4R 3C2 Phone: 306-766-6477 |
Read our FAQ document for more information about the Saskatchewan Organ and Tissue Donation registry, the registration process and organ donation.
About Donation
There will always be demand for tissue and organs, as the need for life enhancing or life saving transplants outweigh the supply. At any given time in Canada there are more than 800 people waiting for a lifesaving organ transplant, and thousands waiting for a life enhancing tissue transplant.
Saskatchewan Donation Program
Learn more about the organ and tissue donation process in Saskatchewan and the teams that provide support.
Saskatchewan Transplant Program
The program facilitates pre and post-transplant care of organ recipients in Saskatchewan and donations by living donors of some organs and tissues (primarily kidneys, a portion of a liver, amniotic tissue and bone donated after receiving a hip transplant).
Out-of-Province Transplant
The Saskatchewan Transplant Program in Saskatoon helps people who need heart, liver, or lung transplants. The SHA performs early checkups and works with the Alberta transplant team to get patients ready for their transplant
Ocular and Tissue Donation
In Saskatchewan Ocular Donation is offered near or at end of life. It can be a part of the discussion you have with your family. Unlike organs which must be transplanted soon after retrieval, donated tissues can be safely stored until needed.
Living Kidney Donation
If you are considering becoming a living kidney donor, you can find more information at the link above or by contacting SHALivingDonation@saskhealthauthority.ca.
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