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PACI, St. John students included in mental health plan
Two Prince Albert schools have been added to a plan to help students in Saskatchewan improve their mental health.
Both Prince Albert Collegiate Institute and St. John students will be part of the program this fall.
“We are fully supportive of this Mental Health Capacity Building initiative and are pleased that the Ministries of Health and Education can support this program which is being led by the Saskatchewan Health Authority,” Saskatchewan Rivers board chair Barry Hollick said. “The program guidelines and its inclusion of professional staff will provide our students and school communities the opportunity to benefit from this valuable program.”
The province announced today that another $800,000 was added to the Mental Health Capacity Building in order to expand the project to the two schools in Prince Albert, along with Churchill school in La Ronge, Weyburn Comprehensive School and Dr. Brass School in Yorkton.