Saskatoon, SK — November 28, 2025
The Rotary Club of Saskatoon North has stepped forward with a generous donation to Joy’s Centre Corporation, enabling the completion of a vital fence project that will secure the organization’s grounds and strengthen safety for children and families who rely on its services.

A Partnership Rooted in Community Care

Joy’s Centre Corporation, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting vulnerable children and families both locally and abroad, has long prioritized creating safe spaces for learning, growth, and healing. The new fence project represents a critical step in safeguarding the Centre’s facilities, ensuring that children can thrive in a protected environment.

The Rotary Club of Saskatoon North, known for its longstanding commitment to service and community development, identified the fence project as a meaningful way to contribute to Joy’s Centre’s mission. Their donation covers the final costs needed to complete construction, reinforcing the Club’s role as a trusted partner in local and global initiatives.

Why the Fence Matters

• Safety First: The secure perimeter will protect children and staff from external risks.
• Peace of Mind: Families and caregivers can feel confident knowing the grounds are well-guarded.
• Sustainability: The fence ensures that Joy’s Centre can continue expanding its programs without compromising safety.

Voices of Gratitude

Representatives from Joy’s Centre Corporation expressed heartfelt appreciation for the Rotary Club’s support, noting that the completed fence will have a lasting impact on the Centre’s ability to deliver services. “This project is more than just a physical barrier—it’s a symbol of protection, stability, and hope,” said a spokesperson for the organization.

Looking Ahead

With the fence project now secured, Joy’s Centre Corporation can focus on expanding its educational, health, and empowerment programs. The Rotary Club’s contribution underscores how local organizations can make a global difference, one project at a time.

Details on Location

• Joy’s Centre Corporation was founded in Saskatoon by Maureen Torr, who established the organization in honor of her mother, Joy Kagira.
• The nonprofit operates from Saskatoon, SK, where it coordinates programs that provide emotional, educational, and psychosocial support to vulnerable children and families.
• In addition to its Canadian base, Joy’s Centre also runs international initiatives, including an accredited orphanage and community school in Uganda, serving over 250 children.

Why This Matters

The dual presence in Saskatoon and Uganda reflects Joy’s Centre’s mission: to create safe, supportive environments for children both locally and globally. The Saskatoon location serves as the hub for fundraising, volunteer coordination, and community partnerships, while the Uganda site delivers direct care and education.