SAYCW conducts Youth Health Surveys in SK with grades 7 to 12 gathering information about the well-being of youth and helps communities to action the results.
As of January 31, 2023, the Saskatchewan Alliance for Youth and Community Well-being has been dissolved. SAYCW materials, including surveys, reports, and toolkits, will be archived on @hqcsask's website until January 31, 2028.
Now more than ever, Saskatchewan youth need support and connection to improve their health and well-being.
Read the SAYCW Mental Health Action Report to find out how you can help to make a difference. https://t.co/QKJhGTLV9Z
National Non-Smoking Week - While Nicotine Replacement Therapies have been the most popular cessation method for #Saskatchewan#youth according to the SACYW 2015 survey, other methods such as support groups and phone help lines have been used to quit smoking too.
National Obesity Awareness Week - Check out our toolkit on nutrition with a specific section on Healthy Weights and Body Image: https://t.co/EWOcjCFxmR
Alcohol use can damage the liver and other important organs, yet 28% of students grade 11-12 participated in binge drinking 1-5 days in the month prior to taking the SAYCW survey in 2015. Lets encourage #Saskatchewan#youth to love their livers this Love Your Liver Month.
CONTEST ALERT - This holiday season, we want to share the gift of mental health literacy by giving away THREE sets of our #mentalhealth resources to kick off the new year! How to enter:
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Contest closes on Jan. 1st!
SAYCW is proud to showcase on our website Miyomacihowin Healing-A
Truth and Reconciliation Call to Action Through Feast and Round Dance, a SAYCW grant initiative: https://t.co/Ql7LoSIGqj #SAYCWknowledgetoaction
Here is a video on one of our grant initiatives: Saskatoon teachers work to improve mental health literacy for their students https://t.co/ETluW1TG8i Check out @SaskHealth press release in our K to A showcase: https://t.co/PprLblfo0G #SAYCWknowledgetoaction
A SAYCW grant recipient started a Cultural Connections group because youth asked for it! Learn more: https://t.co/pcrVNKfle4 β¦. Another great example of turning knowledge into action! #SAYCWknowledgetoaction#TYTCS2019
World AIDS Day β The Human Immunodeficiency Virus is found in semen, blood, vaginal/anal fluids, and breast milk. Yet only 48% of sexually active Saskatchewan students who completed the SAYCW youth health survey reported always using a condom. #TYTCS2019#ENDAIDS2030
A big thank you to Mr. Jason Young and Dr. Jon Tonita for presenting the Thriving Youth, Thriving Communities Survey 2019 opportunity at the SSBA Fall AGM. You can watch the 15 minute presentation here: https://t.co/ToUVOlAeDs via @YouTube
Watch this dance video of over 160 students from the Battlefords performing to the song Breaking the Chains. It is their stance against interpersonal violence and our newest post to https://t.co/HoCzUVYG3p. #SAYCWknowledgetoaction#ENDviolence https://t.co/ItNKm4zdSf
SAYCW is excited to support @SaskTeachersFed to Re-Imagine Education. Fill out the survey today to give your feedback on what the future of education should look like: https://t.co/SZRcpkyXZd #ReImagineEd#yxe
SAYCW is excited to support @SaskTeachersFed to Re-Imagine Education. Fill out the survey today to give your feedback on what the future of education should look like: https://t.co/SZRcpkyXZd #ReImagineEd#yxe
https://t.co/1hK6oIn6qW via @YouTube
Why partner with SAYCW? When a school, division or authority partners with SACYW by having their youth complete the Thriving Youth, Thriving Communities Survey 2019, resulting reports can be used for grant writing, programming, and much more. https://t.co/HoCzUVYG3p #TYTCS2019
Thank you SSBA for allowing SAYCW to present on the Thriving Youth, Thriving Communities Survey 2019! We will be posting the presentation on our youtube channel shortly. https://t.co/CRA0glx7RI #TYTCS2019