06/02/2026
We want to extend our sincere gratitude to the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation for their support in helping make the Men & Young Men’s Wellness & Healing Summit a success.
This support helped create a space where men and young men could gather, reflect, listen, share, and begin important conversations around healing, identity, accountability, trauma, leadership, family, and moving forward in a healthier way.
Over the course of the summit, we witnessed the need for this work firsthand. Men and young men showed up, participated, listened, shared their lived experiences, and reminded us why prevention-focused wellness programming matters in our communities.
This work is about more than one event. It is about creating safe, culturally grounded spaces where men and young men can be reminded that they matter, that healing is possible, and that they have an important role in building healthier families and safer communities.
We are thankful to the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation for believing in this work and supporting the vision. We look forward to future opportunities, continued partnership, and securing additional funding pathways that allow this work to reach more communities across Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, and beyond.
A copy of the Men & Young Men’s Wellness & Healing Summit report is available here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vTaNJkNgmRpvpa2cbp5-B5kABcSn3pqvli5REaf2M7YC7JQ-aQsBOjW6X-y-qt54VmzYtBrXEn4ZA_J/pub
When we work together, share resources, and invest in prevention, we create stronger pathways forward for our men, youth, families, and communities.
Thank you for standing with us and helping make this gathering possible.