Hello Psychology,

We have had an incredible year! Thanks to our vast network of supporters, we are able to ensure that children and youth have access to our crucial resilience-building programs during this critical time. We are evolving in many ways by continuing to deliver our programs through our childcaring partners, developing new programs and resources that children and parents can access directly, and forging incredible new provincial and community partnerships.

In this issue:

• Take a look at our enormous impact with our 2022 Year-in-Review video.
• Watch our 18th Annual Breakfast for Champions and see the many individuals and organizations who have come together to support our important cause.
• Check out our 2021-2022 Impact Report and see how youth have benefitted from our programs and resources.

And more!

2022 Year in review

This past year, we impacted close to 210,000 children and youth with our resilience-building programs, trained over 2,982 child caring professionals on our programs, and reached over 2,114 workshop and webinars attendees. Check out our year in review video to see all that we have accomplished thanks to our generous supporters.

Learn about our accomplishments with our

2021-2022 Impact Report

Check out our Impact Report to learn about how we supported and promoted the mental well-being of children and youth this past year.

18th Annual Breakfast for Champions: a success!

Check out the Breakfast Photo Album

On December 1st we held our first Breakfast for Champions in person after two years of hosting the event online and it was a success! You can watch the recording of the event and hear from a special guest RBC Olympian Bismark Boateng, leading Canadian psychologist Dr. Rebecca Pillai Riddell, and YTV’s Spencer. Together, they shared optimism and coping strategies, to help us not just fly but soar. Thank you to our sponsors, donors, and volunteers for your continued support.

Check out what people are saying about our programs

Each year we celebrate the contributions of the many who support and promote children’s mental well-being. Here are our 2022 Award winners and categories:

Dr. Tracy Vaillancourt Leaders in Knowledge Building/Knowledge Transfer Award

Meridian Credit Union

Corporate and Foundation Supporters Award

Tammy Shircliff Superintendent of Education Greater Saskatoon

Catholic Schools

Community Partners Award

Ministry of Education,

Student Supports Unit

Saskatchewan

Community Partners Award

Dr. Robin Alter

Major Contribution in Program Development Award

Attention Psychologists and Students! Research and program funding is available through the Dr. Bea Wickett Award and the Jean and Dick Pettifor Award. Submissions are due December 31st, 2022. Funding up to $10K is available. RFAs here.

Attention Psychology Students!

A great paid internship opportunity is available through the Judy Hill Internship Award. Applications are due Jan 23rd, 2023. Find more information here.

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