Cameco announced today that its Step Up for Mental Health 5K fun run/walk is returning to an in-person event on May 13, 2023, at 8:30 a.m. The event had taken place in a virtual format for the past three years due to the pandemic.

The Cameco Fund for Mental Health has awarded nine grants totaling $50,000 to organizations in Northumberland County working on mental health projects. This year’s grants will benefit a wide range of people including students and youth, families, front line workers at local agencies, and more.

The Cameco Fund for Mental Health has awarded three grants to organizations in the Blind River area working on mental health projects. This year’s grants will benefit students and youth and families.

Thanks to your support of Step Up for Mental Health, the Cameco Fund for Mental Health has now awarded more than $1.7 million to make a difference in Saskatchewan.

Thanks to your support of Step Up for Mental Health, the Cameco Fund for Mental Health has now awarded more than $1.2 million to make a difference in Saskatchewan.

The Cameco Fund for Mental Health has awarded grants totalling almost $384,000 to 22 projects making a difference for mental health.

Celebrate your Step Up achievement with a finisher certificate from Race Roster.

Even though we can’t be in the same place, we can still come together for mental health. Due to limits on mass gatherings, this year’s Step Up for Mental Health run/walk will be a virtual event.

The Cameco Fund for Mental Health has awarded grants totalling $400,000 to 21 projects benefitting 12 different Saskatchewan communities.

Thank you to everyone who submitted funding applications to the Cameco Fund for Mental Health, administered by the Saskatoon Community Foundation.

The Cameco Fund for Mental Health, administered by the Saskatoon Community Foundation, is now accepting applications for projects and programs that make a difference for mental health.

The inaugural Step Up For Mental Health event was a huge success as two thousand runners/walkers hit the streets of Saskatoon on May 11. The event raised $400,000 for mental health projects in our communities.

Former Saskatchewan Marathon winner Tarrant Crosschild has been leading running clinics at Cameco leading into the Step Up for Mental Health event on May 11^th. He recently spoke to Cameco employees in about his mental health struggles and how exercise helped save his life.

Introducing Step Up for Mental Health, powered by Cameco in partnership with Brainsport.