<p>Covid-19 forced major changes at the Society for the Involvement of Good Neighbours (SIGN) in late March 2020. As the organization contemplates a careful and gradual re-opening, if it obvious that "normal" will not be the same as it was previously, but there is also a realization that some of the changes will remain in place because they have had a positive impact on the way SIGN delivers services. </p>

Covid-19 forced major changes at the Society for the Involvement of Good Neighbours (SIGN) in late March 2020. As the organization contemplates a careful and gradual re-opening, if it obvious that "normal" will not be the same as it was previously, but there is also a realization that some of the changes will remain in place because they have had a positive impact on the way SIGN delivers services.

<p>Covid-19 forced major changes at the Society for the Involvement of Good Neighbours (SIGN) in late March 2020. As the organization contemplates a careful and gradual re-opening, if it obvious that "normal" will not be the same as it was previously, but there is also a realization that some of the changes will remain in place because they have had a positive impact on the way SIGN delivers services.&nbsp;</p>

Covid-19: The Impact and the Future

The Society for the Involvement of Good Neighbours, commonly known as SIGN, is a not-for-profit agency in Yorkton, Saskatchewan Canada that provides 24 social and community programs and services ranging from daycare and before-and-after school programs to parenting and family support, from senior mobility to assistance for those living with HIV, from housing support to vocational employment, from walk-in counselling services to Indigenous cultural programs. Our podcasts explore those programs and  include conversations with people who speak first-hand about the issues they have faced, but more importantly, how they have successfully overcome them.

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The Society for the Involvement of Good Neighbours, commonly known as SIGN, is a not-for-profit agency in Yorkton, Saskatchewan Canada that provides 24 social and community programs and services ranging from daycare and before-and-after school programs to parenting and family support, from senior mobility to assistance for those living with HIV, from housing support to vocational employment, from walk-in counselling services to Indigenous cultural programs. Our podcasts explore those programs and include conversations with people who speak first-hand about the issues they have faced, but more importantly, how they have successfully overcome them.

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