The Saskatchewan Association for Community Living (SACL) is dedicated to enriching the lives of individuals with intellectual disabilities throughout Saskatchewan. Their mission is to foster an inclusive society where every citizen, regardless of their challenges, is valued and supported. SACL provides a range of services and resources aimed at empowering individuals and their families, enabling them to make informed choices and access necessary support.

In addition to direct services, SACL hosts a variety of events and programs, such as the annual Inclusion Breakfast and parent retreats, which promote community connection and advocacy. They also strive to enhance awareness and recognition of the contributions made by staff and volunteers during Community Living Month in October.

SACL is actively involved in initiatives such as Self-Directed Funding (SDF) and the Vulnerable Persons Standard, aiming to improve the lives of those they serve. Their commitment to inclusion extends to educational opportunities and resources that support effective communication across the lifespan, ensuring that each individual is heard and empowered.