ABOUT REACH MOBILE OUTREACH

REACH Mobile Outreach Services Inc. is a registered Saskatchewan nonprofit corporation dedicated to providing mobile outreach services to individuals experiencing homelessness, poverty, addiction, mental health challenges, and other barriers to care. Through harm reduction, wellness checks, food, water, hygiene supplies, advocacy, referrals, and system navigation, we connect people with health and social services while working collaboratively with community partners to improve health, safety, and well-being throughout Saskatoon.

REACH Mobile Outreach Services Inc. is incorporated in Saskatchewan under the Non-profit Corporations Act, 2002 (Corporation No. 102237074). The organisation is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors and led by Co-Executive Directors Christopher Brock and Ashley Greyeyes. Together, they are committed to accountable governance, community collaboration, transparency, and improving access to essential services for people experiencing barriers to care

  • Saskatchewan Non-Profit Corporation

  • Community Partnerships

  • Mobile Outreach Services

  • Harm Reduction and Wellness

REACH Mobile Outreach Services Inc. was founded in 2026 after recognizing a growing need for consistent, relationship-based outreach in Saskatoon. We saw that many individuals experiencing homelessness, substance use, mental health challenges, and poverty continued to face barriers to accessing essential services. REACH was created to help bridge those gaps by meeting people where they are with compassion, dignity, and practical support.

Today, REACH works alongside healthcare providers, community organizations, emergency services, and other partners to connect people with food, water, hygiene supplies, harm reduction resources, wellness checks, advocacy, referrals, and ongoing support. Our goal is not to replace existing services, but to strengthen the network of care by helping people access the right support at the right time.

HOW REACH BEGAN

MEETING PEOPLE WHERE THEY ARE, WITH DIGNITY RESPECT AND WITHOUT JUDGMENT

REACH Mobile Outreach Services Inc. believes every person deserves to be treated with dignity, compassion, and respect. Through relationship-based outreach, harm reduction, wellness checks, practical support, and connections to community resources, we work alongside individuals without judgment, helping them access the services and opportunities they choose.

OUR GOVERNANCE

REACH Mobile Outreach Services Inc. is a registered Saskatchewan nonprofit corporation incorporated on May 26, 2026, under the Non-profit Corporations Act, 2002. REACH is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors responsible for governance, financial oversight, and strategic direction. Day-to-day operations are led by Co-Executive Directors Christopher Brock and Ashley Greyeyes.

Board Of Directors

  • Ashley Greyeyes

  • Co-Executive Director, Operations & Administration

  • Christopher Brock

  • Co-Executive Director, Outreach & Community Response

Executive Leadership

  • Chair Peter Barnacle

  • Vice Chair-Vacant (Appointment Pending)

  • Secretary Margie Corbett

  • Treasurer Evelyn Engleking

OUR COMMITMENT TO ACCOUNTABILITY

REACH Mobile Outreach Services Inc. is committed to transparency, ethical governance, responsible financial stewardship, and collaborative partnerships. Our volunteer Board of Directors provides oversight to help ensure the organization remains focused on its mission of serving the community with dignity, compassion, and accountability.

SUPPORT OUR STREET-LEVEL MISSION

Help us keep the mobile units running. Every contribution translates directly into fuel, warm clothing, and survival supplies delivered tonight.

WHAT WE DO

Provide a general summary of your services, highlighting key features and benefits for potential clients.

Harm Reduction

Providing new supplies, education, and safe disposal options to minimise risks associated with substance use, without judgment.

Wellness

Regular check-ins to assess well-being, offer a listening ear, and provide immediate support for mental health challenges.

Distributing warm clothing, food, hygiene kits, and blankets to help individuals survive harsh conditions and maintain dignity.

Basic Needs