SASKI Para Adaptive Snow Sports

SASKI Skiing for Disabled is a volunteer-driven support network and provincial sports governing body within SASKI. It manages the Saskatchewan Disabled Ski Program, providing adaptive snow sport opportunities for people with disabilities across the province. Its programs include Para-Nordic and cross-country skiing, Para-Biathlon, Para-Alpine skiing, and Para-Snowboarding. Participants can explore different activities, including sit skiing and standing skiing, with programming designed to support participation in these adaptive disciplines.

The organization also shares information about policies and governance, meetings, documents, results, sponsors, and its high-performance strategy. Its website highlights athletes, coaches, and officials recognized for their achievements, including Paralympic skier Colette Bourgonje and athlete Kurt Oatway. Based in Regina, Saskatchewan, SASKI Skiing for Disabled connects participants and the wider community with provincial adaptive skiing programs and related sport information. The organization can be contacted through its executive director and president, with contact details provided on its website.