Our Commitment
We are committed to creating barrier-free access to civic engagement and community leadership for immigrant and refugee women
Our Commitment
We are committed to combatting Anti-Black racism and other interlinked inequalities Black communities face, ensuring equal protection and equal treatment under the law in Canada.
Our Commitment
We are committed to equipping Black and racialized youth with essential tools, useful resources, and intentional mentorship - making right choices today, for a brighter tomorrow.
Our Commitment
We are committed to providing family dynamic guidance and citizenship education to men from Black and other racialized communities towards becoming civically responsible.
Our Commitment
We are committed to ensuring seniors and older adults from Black, Indigenous, and other equity-deserving communities achieve healthy ageing and quality of life

Youth
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Student Support

⁠Families
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Seniors Services

Employment
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Socioeconomic
Support

⁠Mental Health
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Psychosocial
Support

⁠Black Access
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Justice Program

Black Heritage
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Race Relations

2026 Black History Month. let’s celebrate together

What Sets Us Apart

As the sole Black-led, Black-serving charity in Saskatoon, Truly Alive Youth and Family Foundation Inc holds leadership credit in providing tailored support and empowerment programs to help individuals and families reach their full potential.

Saskatchewan Coalition of Black Canadians (SCBC)
Information Sheet

SCBC …advancing Black excellence!

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primary and secondary clients served

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Black community members supported

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individuals assisted with Employment Readiness/Business Development support

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direct and third-party scholarships dollars awarded to Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour Students

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vulnerable individuals and families supported with Wellness Hampers

  • Fleeing Sudan's war, refugees rebuild their lives in Uganda

    On the outskirts of the Ugandan town of Biale, tents are scattered along dirt roads that give way to open fields. The Kriandongo camp sits between a shattered past and a life tentatively being rebuilt. Here, the story does not end with fleeing war. Another phase begins, one where days are measured not in hours, but in the weight of loss and the effort to carry on.

  • Kidnapped and tortured on an infamous migration route to Saudi Arabia

    An Ethiopian man describes how he was tortured by human traffickers as he went in search of his nephew on a now infamous migration route from the Horn of Africa through Yemen to Saudi Arabia.

  • A former refugee takes on a world in flight

    Barham Salih has spent much of his life crossing borders, first as a young Kurdish exile fleeing repression in Iraq, and now as the UN top official for refugees, confronting a world in which more than 117 million people have been forced from their homes.

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