Forty front-line organizations that support the province's most vulnerable people are asking the government to step up as the current level of funding is "not appropriate" during a pandemic.

The Sask. social services minister plans on bringing the Canada Housing Benefit pitch to cabinet for final approval, before passing it along to Ottawa.

Cowessess First Nation plans on ratifying their own child welfare laws on March 2, giving the community jurisdiction over their own kids in government care.

Several anti-poverty advocates came together Thursday to express concern over the Saskatchewan Income Support program.

Sanctum Care Group plans to move ahead with an "Angel's Cradle," designed to be a safe and anonymous place for a parent to abandon a child.

The province is reviewing whether it will keep the practice that critics say discriminates against Indigenous parents.

Despite a call in the MMIWG national inquiry report to end the use of birth or hospital alerts, they will continue to be allowed in Saskatchewan.

The Saskatchewan government says a new income support program will be client-friendly and allow clients to keep more of their earned income.

Farm in the Dell in Aberdeen, Sask., helps residents learn homemaking, self-help and socialization skills while working on a farm.

AFN Chief Perry Bellegarde said, with Saskatchewan's high rates of Indigenous children in care, the status quo in the province is not acceptable.