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A Place to Feel Empowered
YWCA Saskatoon’s heart lies in our community and the women we empower every day. Our mission is to provide a safe and stable space where women and their children can access essential resources and support to rebuild their lives.
We not only offer emergency and preventative services, but are proud to provide holistic, wraparound supports designed to nurture and uplift those we serve.
Coldest Night of the Year 2026
The Coldest Night of the Year is back on February 28th, with all proceeds from the Saskatoon Downtown location going directly towards YWCA Saskatoon programs and services.
This year, your participation is more crucial than ever with 1,931 people currently living unhoused in our community – and women and children disproportionately affected by this crisis.
February 28, 2026
YWCA Saskatoon, 510-25th Street East
Walk 2KM or 5KM
This is a FAMILY FRIENDLY event!
Truth and Reconciliation at YWCA Saskatoon
YWCA Saskatoon operates on Treaty 6 Territory – the traditional homeland of the Nehiyaw and Nehithaw Cree, Dene, Nahkawe, Saulteaux, Dakota, Lakota and Nakoda peoples, as well as the homeland of the Métis.
We pay our respect to the First Peoples and caretakers of this land and affirm our commitment to authentic, meaningful and action-led truth and reconciliation. We commit to creating a safe and inclusive environment that honours the diverse cultures, histories, and experiences of Indigenous Peoples. Together, we strive for truth, reconciliation, and a future of mutual respect and understanding.
Show Your Support
Your continued support, sponsorships, donations, and volunteerism helps thousands of women and families in Saskatoon each year. With your help, we provide access to programs, give necessary care and assistance, and share in mutual successes that ripple out to everyone in our community.
In The Community
YWCA Canada Summary Report
Click below to read the YWCA Canada apology and statement of Truth and Reconciliation.
