Fort Indigenous Homelessness Program
185 Victoria Avenue S0G1S0 Fort Qu'Appelle, SK, Canada

In response to the coronavirus pandemic and resulting job losses and financial uncertainty for Canadians, the federal government announced the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) to help those affected over the next few months. What is the CERB? The CERB is a taxable government payment meant to temporarily help those grappling with job loss or other circumstances that have resulted in sudden loss of income due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It offers $2000 per month and is p...aid in blocks of four weeks, which amounts to $500 a week. A maximum of 16 weeks or four months of benefits can be paid. The CERB is available from March 15 to Oct. 3, 2020. You can apply no later than Dec. 2, 2020. Your payments will be retroactive to your eligibility date. Benefits will start within 10 days of you submitting an application. There is no waiting period. See more

The Government of Saskatchewan is suspending enforcement on fines and late payments for the next six months. According to the province, this includes: Late payment fees, Files sent to SGI that relate to driver’s licenses suspensions, Files sent to the Canada Revenue Agency for set off, Files sent to collection agencies. All fines still need to be paid. Fine payment options are still available, but provincial court offices will not be accepting payments. Please note that if your payment is necessary to obtain an SGI driver’s license that has been suspended, Court Services will forward payment information to SGI within 48 hours of processing your payment, the province said in a news release. The court offices will still be open to bail and restitution payments, but it is asked that a call is made beforehand to arrange the payment.

Hello I have two twin beds with bed frames to give away. If you are needing them please send Fort Homelessness a message.