Saskatchewan Queer Mental Health Collective
The Saskatchewan Queer Mental Health Collective (SQMHC) is a nonprofit organization working to improve access to safe mental health care across the province. We believe that Two Spirit, queer, and trans people in Saskatchewan deserve care that affirms their identities, honours their lived experiences, and protects their well-being.
Become a Member
Join our network of practitioners committed to affirming, culturally safe, trauma-informed care.
Take a Course
Deepen your practice and create more affirming spaces for 2SLGBTQ+ people.
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Our members are the heart of this movement
When you join SQMHC, you become part of a growing community of professionals dedicated to building a future where 2SLGBTQ+ people can trust their mental health providers. Whether you’re a queer or allied practitioner, an individual advocate, or a supportive organization, your membership helps shape a safer and more affirming mental health system in Saskatchewan.News
Stay connected with the latest from the Saskatoon Queer Mental Health Collective. This is where we share announcements, community news, and updates on our programs, events, and initiatives.
Annual General Meeting (AGM)
Join Saskatchewan Queer Mental Health Collective for our Annual General Meeting (AGM)! This is a brief meeting to share updates on our work, present our annual financial statements, and conduct AGM business. All are welcome! Membership is not mandatory to attend, but...
Special General Meeting (SGM) 2025/2026
Saskatchewan Queer Mental Health Collective (SQMHC) welcomes board members, staff, organizational members, community organizations, and those passionate about 2SLGBTQ+ mental health in Saskatchewan to join us at our Special General Meeting. On July 17 at 11:00 a.m., SQMHC will hold a Special General Meeting (SGM).
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Welcome to the Saskatchewan Queer Mental Health Collective’s new site, we’re so glad you’re here.
Join Our Network
SQMHC is creating a province-wide network of practitioners committed to anti-oppressive, culturally safe, and trauma-informed care.
Whether you’re seeking support or offering it, we’re here to connect, strengthen, and transform mental health services for and with our communities.