Piwapan Women's Centre

10/15/2026

Piwapan Wellness Centre Update!

Come see Big Uncle and Little Nephew and ask about our programs at the JRMCC for Jeannie Bird Clinic’s Health Fair from 10AM - 4PM.

They’re giving away a big bag of fruit and veggies for visiting information booths! They’re also giving Flu Shots for anyone interested.

Thank you again to the JBC Team for including us at your event.

If you would like book us for a presentation or information booth, please contact 3064208909.

10/14/2026

Piwapan Wellness Centre Update!

Come join us at the JRMCC and ask about our programs at JBC’s Health Fair from 10AM - 6PM today, and 10AM - 4PM tomorrow.

We would love to extend a warm thank you to JBC’s staff for keeping us in mind for their events.

If you would like to invite us to your event to present a presentation or information booth, please contact Jordan Bird @ 3064208909

10/13/2026

Club Updates! (October 13-16, 2026)

10/12/2026

10/08/2026

Piwapan Wellness Centre Update!

10/07/2026

Men's Circle Check Update! (Oct 7, 2026)

10/07/2026

⌨️From Executive Director, Kerrie Isaac:

Today I had the opportunity to present at the Max Bell Foundation Policy Exchange 2026 in Calgary, sharing a piece of work that has become incredibly important to me and to our team at Sexual Assault Services of Saskatchewan (SASS).

I spoke about SASS’s Tracking Impact initiative, funded by the Department of Women and Gender Equality Canada, and the Max Bell Foundation, and how we are working to better understand, measure, and communicate the realities of sexual violence across Saskatchewan.

This work is about more than collecting data. It is about ensuring that the experiences and knowledge of communities, from northern and rural communities to urban centres, help shape how we understand the issue, where resources are needed, and ultimately, how policy and systems can respond more effectively.

I also had the opportunity to reflect on how this work has evolved through my participation in the Max Bell Foundation’s Public Policy Training Institute. One of the biggest lessons I continue to carry forward is that meaningful policy change rarely happens through evidence alone. It requires relationships, community knowledge, persistence, and the ability to translate what we are learning into a clear and actionable policy story.

There is something especially valuable about being in a room with people from across Canada who are tackling complex issues in their own communities and are equally committed to turning knowledge into action.

Thank you to the Max Bell Foundation for creating spaces like the Policy Exchange where we can share not only what has worked, but also what we have learned along the way.

And a huge thank you to Women and Gender Equality Canada for investing in SASS’s Tracking Impact initiative and giving us the opportunity to build stronger evidence for change in Saskatchewan.

Proud to bring a Saskatchewan perspective to this national conversation, and even more excited about where this work can take us next.

10/05/2026

Iskwesis Club Update!

If your child is between the ages of 10-18, and you would like to register them for Iskwesis (Girls) or Napesis (Boys) Club, please click the following link: https://pwcprograms.com/click-here-program-schedule-posters/

10/05/2026

Sisters in Spirit 2026

Today, we gathered in solidarity, to honour our commitment to our Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives. We host our awareness walks every year so that we may gather to hold space for grieving families, remember loved ones, and raise awareness for justice, safety and healing.

Sisters in Spirit is a national movement led by the Native Women's Association of Canada (NWAC) to honor missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals (MMIWG2S+) every October 4.

We would like to extend a huge thank you to all those who participated, Susan McKenzie for our prayer, New Dawn Drum Group for the honour song, our cooks: John Sanderson, Colleen Sanderson, Nora Tsannie, the local schools that brought students out, our partners; Lac La Ronge Indian Band, LLRIB Leadership, Charlene and Korrie, LLRIB Health Services – Cultural Department, NorthSask Victim Services, Woodland Wellness Centre and La Ronge: EMS, RCMP, and Fire Department, and all of our Piwapan Wellness Centre Staff and Volunteers. We appreciate all of your continued support as we continue to raise awareness for our MMIR.

We remember. We honour. We walk for change.

10/05/2026