Get a Grant

The Ministry of Education has partnered with SaskTel Be Kind Online to provide grants of up to $1,500 for youth-led initiatives to address bullying and cyberbullying within the province of Saskatchewan. The grant provides people like you the opportunity to collaborate to find solutions to stop bullying and inspire others to do the same.

Have your voice heard and rally others to Be Kind Online (and in person). We want to support your great idea – whether it’s how to spread kindness online, in your school or community, or any smart way to tackle bullying and cyberbullying.  

What kinds of ideas have we already supported? All kinds from students of all ages! Check out our Previous Grant Recipients and get inspired.

Grant Eligibility and Terms

To find out more about the Be Kind Online grant eligibility and terms, click here.

Grant Recipients

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Sharing and Learning the Tipi Teaching

St. John Community School has been buzzing with creativity and compassion, as students design and share inspiring presentations with their wider school community.
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Youth Group

Queer Connections YQR’s Youth Group has spent the past year making a positive impact in their community. They offer a welcoming, non-judgmental space for queer youth to connect, express themselves through art, music, drag, and sewing, and to discuss daily challenges.
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Boys & Girls Club 2025

Through these meaningful experiences, the Boys and Girls Groups are helping students grow in cooperation, resilience, creativity, and friendship, making learning enjoyable and memorable.
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St. Kateri Mental Health & Wellness Day

“We are deeply grateful to the Be Kind Online Grant for making this day possible. Their commitment to encouraging youth-led, kindness-focused initiatives has equipped our students with long-lasting tools for mental wellness”—Jodie Hancock, School Support Specialist at St. Kateri School
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