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Today, on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day, SAC honours residential school Survivors, remembers the children who never returned home, as well as their families and communities. We acknowledge the ongoing impacts of colonial policies on First Nations, Indigenous, Inuit, and Métis Peoples.

As a national association representing communication health professionals, we recognize that language, culture, identity, and connection are deeply linked. We also recognize the importance of Indigenous-led efforts to preserve and revitalize Indigenous languages.

At SAC, reconciliation is not just about words – it's about action. Through our advocacy, especially around Jordan’s Principle, we strive to ensure Indigenous children have equitable access to speech, language, and hearing services. While we know that barriers persist, we remain committed to advancing reconciliation by improving access to equitable care.

Meaningful reconciliation requires ongoing learning, listening, and reflection. We encourage our community to take time today to engage with Indigenous voices, stories, and educational resources.

🧡 Every Child Matters.

Learn more now: https://linktr.ee/sacoac_EveryChildMatters

The office will be closed on September 30 th

Just a reminder we will be closed on Labour Day.

Now booking fall sessions!

⭐️ New client? Give us a call to discuss your goals and book your first appointment.

🍂 Returning client? Contact your clinician or go online to book your follow-up appointments.

Just a reminder that we will be closed Monday August 3 for Saskatchewan Day. Regular hours resume Tuesday August 4.

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Just a reminder that we will be closed on Canada Day 🍁

Communication opens doors.

Elks of Canada is proud to advocate for children’s communication health by helping families access hearing support and services that make lifelong differences.

Together we help children reach their full potential.

Learn more about our charity:
https://www.elksofcanada.ca/about-our-charity


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Did you know? More than 95 million children and teenagers live with hearing loss. Many don’t get health services to remedy this.

Spot the possible signs of hearing loss in children:

⁉️ Frequently asking you to repeat
📖 Struggling with attention or keeping up at school
👂 Complaining of ear pain or ear discharge
🗣️ Showing delayed speech and language development

Early checkups and simple treatments can make a big difference. Don’t wait! Take your child for a hearing test.

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