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$1.1 million of additional funding was provided to transition houses and other community-based organizations that help victims of domestic violence and sexual assault in the Ministry's 2008-09 budget.

The Saskatchewan Employment Supplement (SES) is extra money for lower-income families with children. It is a monthly payment that adds to income from a job, farming, self-employment, or from child or spousal support. Eligibility is limited to families:

  • with children under age of 18;
  • who receive more than $125 each month from employment income, farming, self-employment or from child or spousal support.

The amount of the supplement is based on:

  • the number of children under the age of 18 in your family;
  • the age of your children;
  • the amount of your household income.

SES is unique in that as your monthly income increases from $125 to $1,125 the amount of your supplement will also increase. 

For more information or to complete a SES pre-assessment please call the Saskatchewan Income Supplement Call Centre at 1-888-488-6385 (toll free) or 787-4723 in Regina. Further information is available under "Related Links" below.


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