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Meeting the community where they are.

Compassionate, accessible outreach for people experiencing homelessness, substance use, mental health challenges, poverty and other barriers to care.

MOBILE OUTREACH · SASKATOON

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Our services

The van, this week.

Flag us down at any stop, or call the outreach line and we'll come to you.

WHERE TO FIND US

WHERE TO FIND US

306-XXX-XXXX

Call or text during van hours

WHAT WE DO

Care that comes to you — without judgment.

Our services

01

Harm Reduction

New supplies, education and safe disposal options to minimize the risks of substance use — without judgment.

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02

Wellness

Regular check-ins, a listening ear, and immediate support for mental health challenges.

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03

Basic Needs

Warm clothing, food, hygiene kits and blankets to help people get through harsh conditions with dignity.

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VOLUNTEER

Ride along, sort supplies, show up.

We train every volunteer. Help on the van, pack hygiene kits, or support events — a few hours a month makes a difference.

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DONATE

Help us reach those most vulnerable.

Your donation fuels our mobile units, provides essential supplies, and keeps outreach free for everyone.

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WITH THANKS TO OUR PARTNERS & FUNDERS

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NEED HELP NOW?

Crisis & emergency contacts

Available 24/7, free and confidential.

911

Emergency

Police, fire, ambulance immediate danger.

988

Suicide Crisis Helpline

Call or text, anywhere in Canada.

306-933-6200

Saskatoon Mobile Crisis

Crisis intervention and mental health support.

811

HealthLine

Talk to a nurse or mental health professional.

211

211 Saskatchewan

Find shelters, food and community services.

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

REACH operates on Treaty 6 Territory and the Homeland of the Métis. We pay our respects to the First Nations and Métis ancestors of this place and reaffirm our relationship with one another.