Located on 25th Street West near Victoria Hospital, the new Prince Albert House will support 12 families per day, offering healing, rest, and connection for those who travel the longest roads for care. It’ll be just a 9-minute walk to Victoria Hospital.
For too long, parents have had to choose between staying close to their child’s bedside or affording a place to sleep. Families in the north lack access to specialized healthcare, which often means longer hospital stays for kids. A home in Prince Albert is a critical step toward equity and care for Northern and Indigenous communities. A home that says, you are not far from hope.
Because of you, these walls are going up, and so is the support families will rely on.
The Prince Albert House is being built through the Miles to Go capital campaign, a province-wide effort to bring family-centred care to more Saskatchewan families. Visit the campaign page to meet the committee, see all donors, and follow progress across the whole province.
Meet some of the families Ronald McDonald House Saskatchewan has been proud to help.
