Saskatchewan Bereavement Photography Network

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Saskatchewan Bereavement Photography Network A network of photographers offering no-charge and donation based services for families experiencing loss across Saskatchewan.

07/21/2026

We are still looking for volunteer photographers for Swift Current, Saskatoon, Prince Albert and Yorkton. If you are interested in joining our team, please, please consider reaching out so that we can easier offer bereavement photography services in your area.

We’re expanding across the province, but we need more team members!Saskatchewan Bereavement Photography Network (SaskBPN...
07/05/2026

We’re expanding across the province, but we need more team members!

Saskatchewan Bereavement Photography Network (SaskBPN) has been holding space here in Regina and it’s time to extend our services further across Saskatchewan. As our name implies.

Right now, we are looking for volunteer photographers in (or around) Saskatoon***, Swift Current, Maple Creek, Estevan, Yorkton, North Battleford, Lloydminster and Prince Albert.

This is on-call work, supporting families through infant loss, stillbirth and palliative/hospice care. Your role would be to document sessions for these families. Attention to detail, compassion and professionalism is a must. You are essentially a volunteer associate photographer, as we handle all of the editing and gallery delivery.

If this feels in alignment with your heart, please send a message here and we can chat a little about you, your work and a little bit why you’re feeling called to be a part of our nonprofit. All of our photographers do have experience with loss, and this is something that we do feel is essential to understand the weight of how important this work is.

Please share this post (and maybe comment where in the province you are sharing this post) so that this post helps us reach the future rest of our team!

***Our Saskatoon photographer should only expect to document families in palliative/hospice care, as our friends over at Empty Arms covers infant loss and stillbirth photography for the city of Saskatoon.

07/02/2026

We're looking for raffle prize donations again! SaskBPN is preparing for our 2nd Annual Fundraising Raffle this October and we're looking for local Saskatchewan businesses that would be willing to donate an item, service or gift card.

Every prize donated helps us raise funds to continue providing no cost (and by donation) professional bereavement photography and physical photo albums for families experiencing infant loss, stillbirth and palliative care across Saskatchewan. We have team members spaced out across the province, so any Saskatchewan business (big or small) is welcome and encouraged to donate!

If you would like to contribute a raffle prize, we'd love to hear from you. Please send us a message on Facebook, over on Instagram or email us at [email protected] to make arrangements.

While SaskBPN is a registered nonprofit organization and cannot issue charitable tax receipts, we are super happy to provide a donation acknowledgment outlining the details and value of your contribution for your records. Thank you so very much for helping us care for Saskatchewan families when they need it the most!

Absolutely beautiful images.
05/28/2026

Absolutely beautiful images.

Easter can be hard when you’re grieving. All holidays can be. Whether you are a parent who has lost a baby, wondering wh...
04/05/2026

Easter can be hard when you’re grieving. All holidays can be. Whether you are a parent who has lost a baby, wondering what Easter could have been, someone who is spending their Easter differently than they might have in years prior due to a loved one dying, or maybe you are spending what you are suspecting someone’s last Easter to be, holidays often bring up a lot of emotions. Some good, some we don’t like to feel. Regardless of how you are spending your Easter weekend, I hope you can have a moment of remembrance, of peace, of happiness, or at the very least a little chuckle when you remember those who you love and have lost.

Today, two members of our team are being dispatched out to a rural community outside of Regina. They will be documenting a family together for their last Easter supper. We are so grateful that we are able to gift families this service. Thank you to everybody who has helped with spreading awareness of what we offer. SaskBPN could not be what we are without word-of-mouth and community donations.

Hold your loved ones close today and every day, in honour of those who can no longer.

We’re expanding across the province, but we need more team members!Saskatchewan Bereavement Photography Network (SaskBPN...
03/24/2026

We’re expanding across the province, but we need more team members!

Saskatchewan Bereavement Photography Network (SaskBPN) has been holding space here in Regina, and it’s time to extend our services further across Saskatchewan. As our name implies.

Right now, we are looking for volunteer photographers in Saskatoon***, Swift Current, Maple Creek, Estevan, Yorkton, North Battleford, Lloydminster and Prince Albert.

This is on-call work, supporting families through infant loss, stillbirth and palliative/hospice care. Your role would be to document sessions for these families. Attention to detail, compassion and professionalism is a must. You are essentially a volunteer associate photographer, as we handle all of the editing and gallery delivery.

If this feels in alignment with your heart, please send a message here and we can chat a little about you, your work and a little bit why you’re feeling called to be a part of our nonprofit. All of our photographers do have experience with loss, and this is something that we do feel is essential to understand the weight of how important this work is.

Please share this post (and maybe comment where in the province you are sharing this post) so that this post helps us reach the future rest of our team!

***Our Saskatoon photographer should only expect to document families in palliative/hospice care, as our friends over at Empty Arms covers infant loss and stillbirth photography for the city of Saskatoon.

As of today, March 17, 2026, Saskatchewan Bereavement Photography Network (SaskBPN) is officially incorporated as a Sask...
03/18/2026

As of today, March 17, 2026, Saskatchewan Bereavement Photography Network (SaskBPN) is officially incorporated as a Saskatchewan Nonprofit. For those of you who do not know who we are or what we do, we are a team of photographers offering donation-based (including free) services for families experiencing loss in Regina, Moose Jaw and across the province. This includes pregnancy and infant loss, stillbirth, palliative, hospice and even funeral coverage. These can take place in-hospital, at the care home and in your home.

Our team consists of (pictured left to right) Chelsea Plosker, Shalissa Elder, Cara Wray and Maddison Falk. We are truly blessed to have the capacity to document these moments for families, and to have a community that continues to make donations so that we have the funds to provide families with photography and the physical photo albums.

To spread the good news, and to ensure that our nonprofit reaches every corner of the province, please leave a comment below for our team to see! If you don't already, consider following us here and on Instagram .

This is so beautiful. ❤️‍🩹
03/10/2026

This is so beautiful. ❤️‍🩹

Sometimes it’s weird showing up here, not knowing how to present our team online. When we were doing our branding sessio...
03/10/2026

Sometimes it’s weird showing up here, not knowing how to present our team online. When we were doing our branding session for SaskBPN, the overall vibe was “let’s showcase the connection that we have as a team, be happy but not too happy because then it seems like we aren’t grieving or showing up as sympathetic.”

Since doing more sessions, and realizing just how some people do grieve, I’ve decided: We’re going to show up as ourselves. A lot of the families I have worked with in the last few years have used humour to cope, and there is nothing wrong with that.

So, here is a photo of Chelsea .photography and (myself) Shalissa , just being ourselves. All of us at SaskBPN are light hearted and try to make light out of every situation—including those that revolve around death. Here’s to eliminating the idea that joking around and being silly makes us show up as insincere or unprofessional. It makes us human. Personally, I think human-to-human connection is so important in this line of work.

Have a beautiful week everyone! Please remember that if you, or someone you know is in need of bereavement photography services, our line is available 24/7. For urgent inquiries, (306) 537-3032 and non-urgent: [email protected].

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