Youth+Us partners are enriching the lives of young people in the communities where we live and work, providing them with access to more opportunities that inspire confidence, creativity, and character. These moments of joy and potential allow these remarkable youth to celebrate diversity, discover what drives them, and develop important life skills – ultimately enhancing mental, physical, and emotional well-being.
Whether through sports, the arts, music, emotional support, or social activities, K+S Potash Canada is proud to share their stories, using their own words to illustrate the impact that our meaningful partnerships have on an entire generation of inspiring, creative, resilient, and talented future leaders.
Changing the Game for Saskatchewan Youth
On any given day, you are guaranteed to hear the sounds of laughing kids, swishing baskets, and encouraging coaches at the state-of-the-art K+S Potash Gymnasium at HoopLife in northeast Regina. But a closer look shows that the benefits of Hooplife go far beyond the court.
Building Her New Career: Charleah’s Story
As soon as you begin chatting with Charleah – a recent high school graduate and winner of a Saskatchewan Youth Apprenticeship scholarship – her passion for carpentry shines through, guiding her forward as she starts her career in the trades.
Starting Over with the North Central Family Centre Moving into a place and discovering you have a great neighbour can be like winning the lottery. And that’s how Katherine – a mother of five, originally from Winnipeg – felt after settling in to her new home in Regina. Her neighbour,
As a former hockey team captain, Preston Shupe knows a few things about determination and resilience. They’re traits that took him, his career, and his wife Mariah all the way to Belgium.
A Family Tradition: Dancing with Creative Kids
Thanks to support from Creative Kids, Heather’s children were able to learn more about their Scottish heritage through Highland dancing, and entertain the local community, too!
On any given day, you are guaranteed to hear the sounds of laughing kids, swishing baskets, and encouraging coaches at the state-of-the-art K+S Potash Gymnasium at HoopLife in northeast Regina. But a closer look shows that the benefits of Hooplife go far beyond the court.
As soon as you begin chatting with Charleah – a recent high school graduate and winner of a Saskatchewan Youth Apprenticeship scholarship – her passion for carpentry shines through, guiding her forward as she starts her career in the trades.
Starting Over with the North Central Family Centre Moving into a place and discovering you have a great neighbour can be like winning the lottery.
As a former hockey team captain, Preston Shupe knows a few things about determination and resilience. They’re traits that took him, his career, and his wife Mariah all the way to Belgium.
Thanks to support from Creative Kids, Heather’s children were able to learn more about their Scottish heritage through Highland dancing, and entertain the local community, too!