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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.

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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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Kindness in Character Strong

“These projects have been especially impactful in their community, where poverty is a significant challenge. Many children come to school without proper winter clothing or books at home. By providing these items to entire classrooms, St. Catherine School ensured that no one felt singled out and that every student had an opportunity to feel special”
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2nd Annual Youth Kindness Conference – Building Tools for Tomorrow

Overall, this year’s Kindness Conference was a celebration of culture, creativity, and community. It successfully brought together individuals from different backgrounds to share, learn, and grow together.
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Luseland School’s Buddy Bench

Luseland School believes that it is important to provide spaces where individuals can feel more connected and less isolated.
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Shades of Kindness

“The impact of this initiative has been profound. As each student proudly donned their pink shirt, a wave of unity and compassion spread throughout the school among other students, classes, and staff members. This program fostered an atmosphere where kindness can be the norm and actively practiced.” – Mr. Larson
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