We break the cycle

Youth in Canada face physical abuse, crime, violence, substance abuse, mental health, suicide and self-harm. Our kids are no exception. More and more of them are facing multiple issues with fewer and fewer resources.

The Saskatoon Restorative Action Program Inc., its partners the Greater Catholic Schools, the Saskatoon Public Schools and the Saskatoon Police Service offer a solution.

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11 RAP Schools in Saskatoon

Mount Royal Collegiate
Bedford Road Collegiate
E.D. Feehan High School
Bethlehem High School
Walter Murray Collegiate
Bishop James Mahoney High School
Tommy Douglas Collegiate
Holy Cross High School
St. Joseph High School
Nutana Collegiate
Centennial Collegiate

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"Sample testimonial perhaps from a student who has been helped by RAP".

– Grade 9 Student, Walter Murray Collegiate.

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– John Smith, Company Name | Saskatoon.

Sample testimonial again from a student helped by, or a community member who's helped RAP."

– John Q Public, Saskatoon.

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Michael LeClaire, Past Chairperson of RAP, provides an overview of the Restorative Action Program in this short, three minute video. Please take a minute to learn about how RAP has responded to a need, it’s benefits and plans for expansion.

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University Student Says ‘Thank You’ for High School Help

Oct 6, 2019

WATCH: The Restorative Action Program gives courage to students facing bullying and cyberbullying. Summer Derksen never thought she would graduate from high school. “I was too scared to show up and then once I did I started having panic attacks,” she said, describing...

ROCK for RAP 2019

Sep 25, 2019

Friday, November 22, 2019 at 7 PM – 11 PMVendasta HQ: 405-220 3rd Avenue South, Saskatoon GET YOUR TICKETS NOW Proudly hosted by Vendasta Technologies in Saskatoon, this won't be just any blah and chilly November Friday night, it...

Students and staff utilize opportunity to speak openly about mental health

Apr 4, 2019

ARTICLE BY JENS NIELSEN | SASKATCHEWAN TEACHERS' FEDERATION NEWS | NOVEMBER 29, 2018 Hardly a day goes by without the issue of mental health challenges coming to the foreground. It is often cited how youth are the most vulnerable, and in particular, within the...

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