A member of the Men’s Resources International Network and the Canadian Association of Male Survivor Services


The Men’s Resource Centre is now accepting men (aged 18 and over) for our fall 2008 Anger Management group program Men can be self-referred or sent to us from another community program or agency.

These psycho-educational sessions are focused on providing men with alternative skills in dealing with and expressing angry feelings. These sessions are not therapy or counseling and not appropriate for men who are violent or abusive to their spouses/wives/partners.

Sessions will take place on designated weekday evenings and run for 8 sessions. Men will be expected to commit to all sessions. There is no cost.

Anger Management sessions will be facilitated by a trained counselor with over 20 years experience in delivering anger management groups in community settings, on reserves and in correctional institutions.

To find out more about these groups please call 306-244-7950 or send us an email at rdcross@sasktel.net.


Announcing the 33rd National Conference on Men and Masculinity

NOMAS (the National Organization For Men Against Sexism) is celebrating its 33rd anniversary with the announcement of the 33rd National Conference on Men & Masculinity (M&M33), entitled "Addressing Violence in Our Homes and in Our Communities", and the 20th Annual Men's Studies Association Meeting. The conference will be held August 21-23, 2008 in Salt Lake City, Utah. For more information or to register visit their website

Our Vision

We have a vision to see men in Saskatoon unite together, helping one another in times of need. Men can no longer do everything by themselves and must realize there is no shame in asking for help.

The Saskatoon Men's Resource Centre may provide services and resources in the areas of anger management, stress reduction, parenting, sexuality, computer skills and life skills.


In spite of more than 30 years of intervention and education strategies designed to end violence against women by their male partners, such violence remains as prevalent as ever. It is high time we took stock of our strategies and our assumptions to determine what is and is not working-and what more can be done...
Yesterday's Men

Our Board of Directors
Board Members
Paul Hamilton, Scott Steele, Maureen Reed, Darrell Seib, Darrell Noakes, Jenn Ruddy, Bruce Wood, Brett Suwinski and Jody Scott,
Executive Director: Bruce Wood
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The Fathers Project
Researched and written for the MRC by Jenn Ruddy, this resource guide includes information on community resources and services, as well as helpful information that fathers may be seeking.



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