For Hope’s Home, 2022/23 has been a year of growth.
Led by our passionate staff, Hope’s Home remained focused on caring for all children regardless of needs or capabilities. We truly are a unique organization in the services we provide and the work we do wouldn’t be possible without a culture that is focused on the children we care for.
Hope’s Home also saw growth during the year, adding an additional 4 bed supportive living home in Saskatoon allowing us to expand service in Saskatoon and the province’s north. The services offered in the home are unique, all children are loved, accepted and valued in our homes and by our staff. This expansion shows the value of the services that Hope’s Home provides.
The most significant expansion in Hope’s Home history is occurring with a new property purchased in Saskatoon. The new location will house 155 early learning child-care and education spots where Hope’s Home’s safe and inclusive environment will cared for and educate children with diverse needs and help them learn, grow, and thrive.
We’re so thankful for the continued financial support of the Government of Saskatchewan which makes many of our programs possible. In addition, we continue to appreciate private and corporate donors who, together with the government, help ensure that all children are loved, accepted, and valued members of their communities.
Finally, management is to be commended for hard work throughout the year. Ensuring that Hope’s Home culture permeates through the organization leading to great child care, all while expanding as significantly as the organization has is a challenge that the team has met with excitement and grace.
Hope’s Home would can deliver its innovative and inclusive care because it has passionate staff. Their commitment to caring for children is commendable and the Board thanks them for their commitment to the children.
I look forward to the coming year with Hope’s Home as our culture continues to be a focus. I’m excited to see the impact that the new Saskatoon expansions will have on our province, its families, and children.
Jamie Patterson
Board Chair