About Quint
Quint Development Corporation is a unique not-for-profit organization, focused on creating economic opportunities that help to strengthen communities and improve social conditions for Saskatoon residents.
The corporation was conceived by area residents with support from civic and provincial governments and Saskatoon businesses. The goal is to create opportunities for stable housing, jobs, and economic development in Saskatoon's west-side core neighbourhoods.
Quint's office hours are:
- Monday to Friday, 8AM to 4:30PM
Affordable Housing
Quint's unique affordable housing program was developed as part of a larger Community Economic Development (CED) strategy to revitalize Saskatoon's core neighbourhoods. Stable, safe and affordable housing is necessary for the well-being of individuals, families and healthy communities.
'More than four walls and a roof'
The innovating housing programs integrate social, economic and environmental objectives into each housing project. To maximize the community benefits, Quint links housing projects with other complimentary initiatives in the community.
Core Neighbourhoods at Work
The Core Neighbourhoods at Work (CNAW) program was developed to address the needs of a growing number of adults and youth in the core neighbourhoods looking to further their education or work experience. Learn more about CNAW.
Core Neighbourhoods at Work for Employers
Connecting job seekers with training and job opportunities
Core Neighbourhoods At Work (CNAW) has been addressing the employment and training needs of Saskatoon's core neighbourhood residents since 2003.
Core Neighbourhoods At Work
Employment training for over 800 individuals annually
The Core Neighbourhoods At Work program works with core area residents who are looking for work or who intend to go back to school.
Male Youth Lodge
Quint's Male Youth Lodge is a supportive living environment for young men aged 16-22. The objective is to provide a safe and stable living environment for youth seeking support and guidance to create a path towards independence.
The Youth Lodge is staffed 24 hours a day. The staff offer in-house programming and connects residents with community supports. We focus on:
- building healthy lifestyles and relationships;
- life skills;
- identifying and overcoming addictions;
- education and continued education;
- career counseling;
- and recreational activities.
Pleasant Hill Place
Pleasant Hill Place is a supportive housing program for women who are at risk of losing their children into the care of the Ministry of Social Services, or for women who have already lost their children to the care of the Ministry and are working toward having the children returned.
Pleasant Hill Place is staffed 24 hours per day. The staff offers in-house programming and also connects residents to community programming. These programs focus on healthy lifestyles and relationships, positive parenting, life skills, addictions, education assessment, career counseling and recreational activities. During their stay, residents will develop plans and timelines toward independent living with their children.