The ACT/UCT Clubs of Saskatchewan have a long history of support in helping all residents of Saskatchewan to have the best lung health possible and to be able to breathe easily.

Read more about our long history together, and thank you for your continued support.

Monitoring and supporting respiratory function is a critical aspect of ALS care. ALS, is a progressive nervous system (neurological) disease that destroys nerve cells and causes disability. As the disease progresses, most patients experience shortness of breath and respiratory insufficiency at night. Inability to clear secretions can lead to discomfort and increased susceptibility to lung infections.

The addition of respiratory therapy, physical therapy, and respirology has been an essential part of this newly formed team! During clinic visits all patients receive respiratory testing which determines the nature and extent of breathing dysfunction.

Come together at a co-sponsored WHL game night and support The Lung Association, Saskatchewan to raise awareness about lung health! Funds raised through ticket sales will support local community initiatives.

Through partnering with all five Saskatchewan WHL teams, The Lung Association’s goal is to educate and empower thousands of youth by providing interactive presentations in schools from WHL players. Your support at our game night helps to keep this initiative alive.

This fall, we have an exciting radon opportunity for you! The national Take Action on Radon (TAOR) committee and Canadian Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists (CARST) have partnered to offer a total of $10,000 for a Radon Reduction Sweepstakes that you can participate in.

Homeowners that have tested their home for radon and who have taken action to reduce levels to below the Health Canada recommended guideline have a chance to receive a rebate for up to $1,000 towards the cost of the radon reduction method in their home. 

Get a radon test kit.