Gateway Regional Victim Services

05/22/2026

GRVS is a non-profit organization based in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, that assists victims of crime and traumatic events.

GRVS works in partnership with the RCMP to provide free and confidential support, including:
Crisis Intervention: Immediate support following a crime or tragedy.
Court Support: Orientation and accompaniment throughout the criminal justice process.
Advocacy & Information: Guidance on victim compensation, impact statements, and police investigation status.
Referrals: Connecting individuals to specialized community agencies.
Collaboration

We serve multiple RCMP detachment areas, including: Spiritwood, Big River, Blaine Lake and Shellbrook, Meadow Lake, Pierceland, Green Lake, and Loon Lake, Prince Albert, Rosthern, Wakaw and the surrounding First Nations communities.

Assistant Coordinators for the areas:
Prince Albert- Laura Watson
Work # 306.765.5574
Cell # 306.981.3920

Meadow Lake- Angela Dodson
Work # 306.236.2570
Cell # 306.240.8303

Spiritwood- Susan Murray
Work # 306.883.4210
Cell # 306.841.8899

05/07/2026

10/27/2025

Have you lost to a loved one(s) to su***de? Want to help inform systems change? If yes, this might be for you. Contact Stacey for more information at: 306-533-1243 or email: [email protected]

10/10/2025

Today is World Mental Health Day!💚 Take a moment to prioritize your mental well-being and remember that you deserve love, recognition, and support.

09/11/2025

Remember this number: 9-8-8.

It’s Canada’s Su***de Crisis Helpline. Anyone in Canada can call or text 24/7 for confidential support from a trained responder.

Remember it, just in case.

Each September, World Su***de Prevention Month offers us space to reflect on what makes prevention possible: connection, compassion, and a shared sense of responsibility. It’s a time to raise awareness, break the stigma around mental health, and remind everyone that help is always available.

Let’s talk. Let’s listen. Let’s support each other.
Together, we can save lives.

***dePreventionMonth

09/11/2025

Join Us in Central Park – Sept 10th at 6:00PM for World Su***de Prevention Day.
Come and connect with a community of compassion, and learn more about the programs and services to support healing and hope. We’d love to see you there.

07/28/2025

Self-care isn’t always soft or soothing—it’s often gritty, honest work. It’s showing up for yourself when things feel overwhelming. It’s setting boundaries, asking for help, going to therapy, getting enough sleep, and learning to say no. Real self-care means tending to your needs in both the hard seasons and the good ones, and choosing growth even when it’s uncomfortable. It's not just comfort—it's commitment.

It takes work. But you're worth that work. 💜

07/28/2025

81% of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) reported to last year happened in current or former dating relationship. Find out more here https://rcmp.ca/en/saskatchewan/news/2025/07/dating-violence-tops-saskatchewan-rcmp-2024-intimate-partner-violence-stats

Not all violence is physical. These behaviors can also be forms of IPV:

• Unwanted and repeated texts or phone calls.
• Non-consensual touching, kissing or sexual activity.
• Sharing intimate photos without permission.
• Following, tracking or repeatedly showing up uninvited, at your home, workplace or school.
• Threatening, coercing or blackmailing.
• Stealing money or personal belongings.
• Damaging property.

If you or someone you know is experiencing dating violence, call 310-RCMP to report it to police. In an emergency, always call 911.

05/15/2025

We recognize National Police Week to thank all police officers and agencies in the province for their service to their communities. This year’s theme “Committed to Serve Together” highlights the importance of community partnerships in working to ensure a safer Saskatchewan for everyone.

05/15/2025

On May 15, take a stand against violence against women and children by wearing a moose hide pin to show your support for the Moose Hide Campaign.

This Indigenous-led, nationwide movement is dedicated to promoting safety, respect and healthy communities across Canada. Let’s stand together against violence.