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Welcome to the South Saskatchewan First Responder Conference Committee
We are happy that you now visiting our website. We have are redesigning the site so please bear with us hope you will ike the new look
We hope to have our new web site up soon thak you this will enable us to continually add new features, pictures, information and hopefully users will be happy with the website. Our 2026 event comming soon
Jan 23 24 25 2026
We will be doing online registration as per past years. The sponsorship package is available, follow the links on this page.please note we have updated our pakages for 2026 Our 2026 registration pakage will be emailed out to our mailing list and will be posted on site as soom as it is available see link on side MARK YOUR CALANDERS OUR next event will be JAN 23 24 25 2026 Last Conference January, 2025The South Saskatchewan First Responder Conference Committee hosts an annual First Responder development weekend each year on the last weekend of January each year with GREAT SUCCESS! COME JOIN THE TRADITON
First Responders are true dedicated volunteers in the community who give freely of themselves in emergency situations. They are from all areas of the province and they may show up at a pipeline accident, power pole down, motor vehicle collision, medical crisis, fire standby or special event first aid stations. They respond to any emergency or potential emergency that may arise. First
Responders are the first line of help in a crisis and are usually on
scene within 10 minutes of receiving the call. Often they are required
to help friends and neighbours until the ambulance arrives.
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This
weekend has been set up to help First Responders from across the
province maintain their minimum level of training and introduce them to
some new skills. These skills may be used in any emergency situation
the First Responder may encounter. It is open to all First Responders volunteers
up to CCP 
These
dedicated volunteers depend on the generosity and help of local fund
raising to
support their groups. The
local health Regions also provide support to the First Responder groups
in the form of in-service training, disposable supplies and cooperative
group pricing. This varies from health region to health region and is
of course subject to available funding within a given region. These are
true volunteers who are not paid for their efforts and often costs them
to respond (i.e. *vehicle mileage, gas, time away from work, etc.).
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