PLEA gratefully acknowledges our primary core funder the Law Foundation of Saskatchewan for their continuing and generous support of our organization.
Offers: Free, confidential, 24/7 service that connects individuals to services in the province by telephone, text, or web chat as well as a searchable website.
Contact: Phone: 211; Out-of-province Phone: 306.751.0397
24 Hour Women’s Abuse Crisis Line
Offers: A crisis line for women experiencing any type of abuse, including domestic violence and sexual abuse.
Contact: Crisis line: 1.888.338.0880
Offers: Information and resources on workplace sexual harassment as well as free employment coaching for employees who have experienced workplace sexual harassment and free workplace training for employers on sexual harassment prevention.
Contact: 30.675.71941
Canadian Human Rights Commission
Offers: Investigations into complaints about workplace harassment, in federally regulated workplaces, based on a prohibited ground such as sexual harassment.
Contact: Toll Free: 1.888.214.1090; TTY: 1.888.643.3304
HealthLine 811
Offers: 24-hour advice, education and support for people dealing with health issues, mental health issues or addiction.
Contact: Phone: 811
Occupational Health and Safety – Government of Canada
Offers: Information about rights and responsibilities regarding workplace harassment or violence in federally regulated workplaces.
Occupational Health and Safety – Government of Saskatchewan
Offers: Assistance to employers and employees regarding workplace harassment laws and regulations.
Contact: Phone: 1.800.567.7233; Email: ohs.general@gov.sk.ca
Offers: Free, 2SLGBTQ affirming, trauma informed, and culturally informed short-term counselling as well as support services, youth housing, and education and research services.
Contact: Phone: 306.665.1224; Email: hello@outsaskatoon.ca
Offices: Education regarding gender and sexual diversity
Contact: Phone 306.533.3965; Email: reginask@pflagcanada.ca
Saskatoon Health Region Counselling
Offers: Free counselling for people of all ages, including youth, individual, family, and group counselling.
Contact:
Phone (intake): 306-655-7777
Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission
Offers: Investigations into complaints about workplace harassment based on a prohibited ground such as such as sex or race.
Contact: Phone: 306-933-5952; Fax: 306-933-7863; Email: shrc@gov.sk.ca
Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board
Offers: Compensation for medical or counselling expenses and lost wages when an eligible employee is injured at work, including psychological injuries.
Contact: Phone: 306.787.4370; Toll free: 1.800.667.7590; Toll free fax: 1.888.844.7773
Sexual Assault Services of Saskatchewan
Offers: Support for agencies providing services to survivors of sexual assault and a list of member agencies that provide support to survivors of sexual violence in Saskatchewan.
Contact: Office Phone: 306.757.1941; Cell: 306.526.877; Email: info@sassk.ca
Offers: Free, 24/7 support for people who are considering suicide or are concerned about someone else.
Contact: Phone (Toll-Free): 1-833-456-4566; Text:45645
United Food and Commercial Workers Union, Women & Gender Equity Committee
Offers: Information about workplace sexual harassment including the brochure #No More Sexual Harassment in The Workplace
Canadian Construction Association
Offers: Diversity and inclusion resources and tools for the construction industry.
Offers: A Framework on Equitable, Diverse and Inclusive Workplaces that members must follow.
Contact: Phone: 613.233.9392 ext. 316; Fax: 613.233.8897
Saskatchewan Trucking Association
Offers: Online training on the Canadian Workplace Violence and Harassment Regulations, for a fee.
Services and Benefits for the Military - Government of Canada
Offers: Information about the resources and services available to members of the Canadian Armed Forces and Department of National Defence employees who have experienced an incident of sexual misconduct.
Offers: Workplace harassment and violence training for employers and employees in the trucking industry.
University of Saskatchewan, Sexual violence prevention and response
Offers: Information and education on sexual violence and sexual violence prevention.
University of Saskatchewan, Student Affairs and Outreach
Offers: Referrals to self-care resources and services, assistance with requests for academic accommodations, and information about available options for students who have experienced sexual violence.
Contact: Phone: 306.966.5757
University of Regina, Sexual Violence Prevention and Response
Offers: Provides supports to survivors of sexual violence.
Contact: Phone: 306.337.3149; Email: sexual.violence.response@uregina.ca
University of Regina, The Women’s Centre
Offers: Services including counselling and support, resources and referrals.
Contact: Phone: 306.584.1255; Email: wc@ursu.ca
Offers: Free toolkit and action plan for Canada’s mining employers to welcome women and support gender diversity.
First Nations and Inuit Hope for Wellness Help Line
Offers: Free, 24/7, culturally competent, telephone-based crisis intervention available in English, French, Cree, Ojibway and Inuktitut.
Contact: Phone (Toll-Free): 1.855.242.3310
Non-Insured Health Benefits for First nations and Inuit
Offers: Information about available benefits, including mental health counselling, and how to access them.
Contact: Phone (Toll-Free): 1.866.885.3933; Email: sac.sasknihb_inquiries.isc@canada.ca
Law Society of Saskatchewan- Finding Legal Assistance Directory
Offers: A searchable database of lawyers in Saskatchewan. Searches can be made for lawyers with different service models, pricing and payment methods.
Offers: Legal advice and representation to financially eligible people in some criminal matters and family matters.
Contact: Application Centre: 1.800.667.3764
Offers: Free legal advice to people who have suffered sexual violence or domestic violence.
Offers: Free legal advice to low-income clients in Saskatchewan.
Contact: Phone: 306.569.3098; Toll-free: 855.833.7257; Email: info@pblsask.ca
Women’s Legal Education and Action Fund- LEAF
Offers: Information about options when faced with sexual harassment in the workplace.
Contact: Phone: 416.595.7170; Toll-free:1.888.824.5323; Email: info@leaf.ca
The Regina Public Library and Saskatoon Public Library are hosting free Law Fair events during Saskatchewan Access to Justice Week to connect people with free legal information, assistance, and support. Attend to acquire legal knowledge and to broaden awareness of legal rights and responsibilities!