Saskatoon Sexual Health

01/20/2026

Ever wondered what kinds of services you can access at SSH? Take a look at the differences between clinic hours, office hours, and drop-in hours.

Office Hours:
Monday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Tuesday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Wednesday 1 p.m. – 8 p.m.
Thursday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Friday 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Clinic Hours:
Monday 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. (walk-ins and appointments)
Tuesday 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. (appointments only)
Wednesday 4 p.m. – 8 p.m. (walk-ins and appointments)
Thursday 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. (appointments only)
Friday 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. (drop in labs only)

01/19/2026

Hey besties, we are so back! And this time we are BOTH virtual and online!! See you on January 22 (in person) or January 28 (online). We know in today’s political climates many 2SLGBTQ+ youth feel isolated or unsupported. The CARES Project is here to help! Our group is open to 2SLGBTQIA+ youth ages 16-25. Snacks and resources will be provided (for in person sessions)!

Our programming will cover topics such as
- sexual health education
- harm reduction
- cultural programming (e.g. beading, 2 spirit history, and more)
- self advocacy
- 2SLGBTQ rights and history
- naloxone training
- healthy relationships
- consent and more

Visit the link in our bio for registration information! 💜🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

01/19/2026

01/18/2026

Hey besties! We thought it was time you got to know the hearts and minds behind Saskatoon Sexual Health. We are a passionate and diverse team who all care about the sexual health of our community. First up: meet Candice Klein!

Candice is our Executive Director. Swipe to learn more about our fierce leader and SSH! And look out for more team introductions.

01/17/2026

Hey besties, we are so back! And this time we are BOTH virtual and online!! See you on January 22 (in person) or January 28 (online). We know in today’s political climates many 2SLGBTQ+ youth feel isolated or unsupported. The CARES Project is here to help! Our group is open to 2SLGBTQIA+ youth ages 16-25. Snacks and resources will be provided (for in person sessions)!

Our programming will cover topics such as
- sexual health education
- harm reduction
- cultural programming (e.g. beading, 2 spirit history, and more)
- self advocacy
- 2SLGBTQ rights and history
- naloxone training
- healthy relationships
- consent and more

We want to make sure that Saskatchewan’s youth have safe spaces to be themselves and learn the information or skills that will lead to healthier and safer futures. Register with the link in our bio or come to one of our upcoming sessions to learn more about our group and meet other q***r and trans youth! If you have questions, reach out to us (via DM or email at cares@saskatoonsh.ca).

Thank you to for their continued support!!

01/13/2026

We want to hear from you! The Get Checked Sask feedback form is up now. If you’ve accessed the website, send us some of your thoughts about the experience. This helps us show our funders why the project is valuable to our community. It also lets us know why people are using it so that we can improve the experience and help remove barriers to getting what you want out of it. Take a moment and lend us your insights!

www.forms.monday.com/forms/374f3e7c4174b3bf218bfc123c26c860?r=use1

01/11/2026

Public Cervix Announcement: It’s Papapalooza time and Cervical Cancer Awareness Month! 🩵

Join us January 29th for a pap testing extravaganza! Book an appointment to reserve a spot with one of two providers on site who will be providing the testing. There will be treats, stickers, and fun for all who come out!
Big thanks to the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency for sponsoring this event.

Remember, anyone with a cervix, including women and transgender people between the ages of 25 and 69, should be screened for cervical cancer every three years.

01/09/2026

Our new website, www.getcheckedsask.ca is your go-to for information about STIs in Saskatchewan. Did you know? You can use the site to do a self-assessment and explore your risk factors. You can also learn about symptoms of STIs, demystify the testing process, and find information about treatment and prevention. There are a ton of resources linked through the site, including supports for sexual violence, where to access condoms in your community, and a deep dive into STI rates in Saskatchewan.

This site is for anyone in Saskatchewan who wants to protect and advocate for themselves, and for everyone who wants to contribute to a safer community. We hope that it helps you navigate sexual health. It is not a replacement for meeting with a healthcare provider.

Visit Getcheckedsask.ca today! And fill out our feedback form to let us know how we can improve or better serve the community with this platform.

01/08/2026

Are you looking for an easy and free way to care for your sexual health this year? Join us for an upcoming Prevention Clinic all about PrEP and Doxy PEP every second Saturday of the month at Saskatoon Sexual Health Clinic @ 301A 39 23rd Street E. Our next clinics are January 10th and February 14th, you can call to book an appointment.

Saskatoon Sexual Health and OUT Saskatoon began a PrEP clinic 6 years ago. It has provided testing, PrEP prescriptions and more to Saskatoon and folks around the province. PrEP is a medication for HIV prevention.

Since then it has expanded services to other forms of STI prevention. This includes Doxy PEP and a**l Pap tests. These ensure that we are preventing a range of STIs and early detection of HPV and/or a**l cancers.

If you are interested in PrEP or doxy, there are a few ways to get a prescription. You can talk to your family doctor. It is also available through some online services. And of course, SSH can provide these prescriptions through our nurse practitioner or physician. You will need testing every 3 months and a follow-up with your provider. This ensures the medications are working without issues or adverse side effects.

01/05/2026

Is more community engagement one of your new year resolutions? Saskatoon Sexual Health is looking for passionate community members to join our Board of Directors. The Saskatoon Sexual Health Board of Directors are a group of community members that assist our organization with governance, policy and fundraising.

We review potential new board members on a quarterly basis. If you’re interested in making a positive impact in our community, please email your CV and a cover letter to board@saskatoonsh.ca sharing why you’d be a great fit for Saskatoon Sexual Health.

We especially welcome people with experience in board governance, law, fundraising, or other areas that can help strengthen and guide our organization.

Together, we can continue building a healthier, more inclusive Saskatoon

01/05/2026