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Inclusion Saskatchewan

Inclusion Saskatchewan (formerly the Saskatchewan Association for Community Living) is a provincial non-profit organization that supports people with intellectual disabilities and their families across Saskatchewan. It provides direct support, advocacy, and public education to build inclusive communities.

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan FreeVirtual

Contact & details

Cost

Free

Services offered

Individual and family support, advocacy for people with intellectual disabilities, public education and awareness, and community inclusion programs across Saskatchewan.

Who is eligible

Saskatchewan residents with intellectual disabilities and their families. Services are open to people across the province.

Age groups served

All ages

Disability types served

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Last verified August 13, 2026

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