Sawēyihtotān Mobile Services – Outreach
Provided by: Saskatoon Tribal Council

An initiative to address housing and homelessness in downtown Saskatoon.

• Provides individuals with access to support services through an Indigenous Model.
• Helps participants learn skills and access supports to address barriers they face to permanent housing.
• Provides ongoing support once participants are in their home to help them cope with barriers that may arise, from basic life skills to severe addiction issues.
• Provides connection back to a larger case management team or support services.
• Includes culturally specific and holistic interventions (openly expressing unique beliefs, values, and ways of knowing, being and doing, identity, language, traditions, ceremony, connection to land, and relationships).

Services include:

• Cultural support,
• Emergency housing support,
• Income Assistance,
• Mental health supports,
• Addictions supports,
• Probation supports,
• Community based supports,
• Elder supports,
• Advocacy services,
• Intensive Case Management.

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​Extreme Weather Services

Provide wellness checks, food, advocacy, and secure them a bed in an emergency shelter. In days of extreme cold weather, teams work 24/7.

• Sawēyihtotān team accept calls informing about individuals at risk and can provide transportation to shelters: 306-380-0835 or 306-381-4917

NOTE: For more information on extreme weather services in Saskatoon, visit the following links:

• Extreme cold weather
• Extreme heat
• Emergency Management