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.
Vince is passionate about helping his community. He is an environmental engineer, and several years ago, he was looking for something to fill the flexible weekday schedule of his job at the time. With a desire to improve what he can for the next generation and prompting from a friend, he signed up to be an in-school mentor with Big Brothers Big Sisters.
Sixth-grader Ella was a dedicated dancer, but even though she could do everything from ballet to hip hop, she found something was missing. Getting the chance to try her hand at basketball thanks to Youth+Us partner HoopLife led her to discover a world of teamwork, commitment, and a healthy outlet for her competitiveness.
Darius is a warm and friendly 17-year-old from Saskatoon who loves playing any sport you can think of; football, baseball, soccer, snowboarding, parkour and slacklining, martial arts, and even the occasional cliff dive. But years ago, before sport became part of his daily life, his life trajectory was much different.
As a parent, ensuring your kids have what they need – even in difficult circumstances – is always at the top of your mind. This is what Zack, a Saskatoon resident and father of two, discovered when he faced a situation that greatly impacted his family.
Just eight years old, Nathan is a leukemia survivor with a passion for the majestic animals of the Ice Age. His dreams for science and adventure were filled in the summer of 2022, when the Make-A-Wish Foundation brought his family to Whitehorse for a week-long paleontology trip, full of mammoth bones and amazing memories.
Vince is passionate about helping his community. He is an environmental engineer, and several years ago, he was looking for something to fill the flexible weekday schedule of his job at the time. With a desire to improve what he can for the next generation and prompting from a friend, he signed up to be an in-school mentor with Big Brothers Big Sisters.
Sixth-grader Ella was a dedicated dancer, but even though she could do everything from ballet to hip hop, she found something was missing. Getting the chance to try her hand at basketball thanks to Youth+Us partner HoopLife led her to discover a world of teamwork, commitment, and a healthy outlet for her competitiveness.
Darius is a warm and friendly 17-year-old from Saskatoon who loves playing any sport you can think of; football, baseball, soccer, snowboarding, parkour and slacklining, martial arts, and even the occasional cliff dive. But years ago, before sport became part of his daily life, his life trajectory was much different.
As a parent, ensuring your kids have what they need – even in difficult circumstances – is always at the top of your mind. This is what Zack, a Saskatoon resident and father of two, discovered when he faced a situation that greatly impacted his family.
Just eight years old, Nathan is a leukemia survivor with a passion for the majestic animals of the Ice Age. His dreams for science and adventure were filled in the summer of 2022, when the Make-A-Wish Foundation brought his family to Whitehorse for a week-long paleontology trip, full of mammoth bones and amazing memories.
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Saskatoon, SK S7K 3Y3
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