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Knowledge to Action Showcase

SAYCW supports schools and communities in turning knowledge of youth health and well-being into positive action. One way SAYCW does this is by offering an opportunity for schools and communities to apply for our Healthy Schools and Communities Grant.

This page showcases health promoting initiatives funded by this grant program.

Visit often as we will be changing this page frequently, showing a variety of health promoting initiatives.

Interested in learning more about one of these projects so you can try one? Contact one of our Research Officers for more information.

K to A: Miyomacihowin Healing, A Truth and Reconciliation Call to Action Through Feast and Round Dance

As part of the Nêhiyâwiwin Cree Language and Culture Program at the Confederation Park Community School, students attend feasts, ceremonies,

K to A: Teachers Trained in Mental Health Literacy

Here’s a press release from the Saskatchewan Health Authority on one of our grant initiatives: Thursday, October 4, 2018 in

K to A: Cultural Connections Group

This group was initiated by students who wanted to learn more about Indigenous culture. The Cultural Connections Group would meet

K to A: Youth Rising

Here is a testimonial from the project lead of Youth Rising, an educational project on interpersonal violence that the SAYCW grant

K to A: Rossignol Robotics Team (2016-2017)

SAYCW was able to sponsor the Rossignol Robotics Team during the school year 2016-2017 through our grant program. Here is

K to A: Mental Health Awareness Program for Indian Head

This school improved the mental health of their students through Mental Health Awareness Movie Nights A movie was selected from a

K to A: Pedal Power

This grant recipient purchased pedal desks to help students focus, increase physical activity, improve mood and sleep, reduce stress and

K to A: Heart of the Youth Pow-Wow: Empowering Youth, Strengthening our Community

The Heart of the Youth Pow-Wow: Empowering Youth, Strengthening our Community was a youth-led, youth-focused event, which recognized that the

K to A: School Nutrition Mentoring Project of the Northern Healthy Communities Partnership

Nutrition in Schools and Daycares For the third year in a row, nutrition workers from across northern Saskatchewan came together

K to A: Westmount Community School Outdoor Métis Cultural Classroom

This is a video of the Westmount Community School Outdoor Métis Cultural Classroom, a recipient of a SAYCW Healthy Schools

Support youth and community well-being through the collaborative action of community partners working together. Through evidence, tools and resources, SAYCW supports stakeholders to turn the knowledge gained through the youth health survey into health promoting action.

SAYCW 2016 Provincial Youth Health Report

This brief questionnaire seeks feedback from schools, school divisions, and other Saskatchewan stakeholders on the SAYCW Youth Health Survey 2015, the results reports, and the Healthy Schools and Communities grant. We hope to learn from you to improve SAYCW’s work in conducting our next Thriving Youth, Thriving Communities Survey in 2019, preparing the results reports, and translating the knowledge into health promoting action.

Click here to complete our questionnaire

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