Ranch Ehrlo, founded in 1966, is a multi-service agency offering accredited mental health, developmental, and community programs across Saskatchewan, serving children, youth, and adults with complex needs from across Canada.
Community Living Supports provides a range of community living supports designed to improve the quality of life for individuals experiencing disability and to support their families and caregivers.
Provides a range of quality assessment, treatment, education, support, and community services that improve the lives of children, youth, and their families.
Provides youth and families with control of, and access to, a variety of recreational programs and removes barriers to allow everyone to participate in sport.
Our Integrated Supportive Living and respite care services are all delivered by a dedicated team of professionals who are highly trained in person-centred care practices. This team includes person-centred support leaders, person-centred support workers, a clinical manager, and a clinical director.
Each team member is trained in areas including person-centred care principles, gentle teaching, affirming approaches to understanding and supporting behaviour, dignity of risk, trauma informed crisis de-escalation, suicide intervention, supported decision-making, and stride training that emphasizes the importance of autonomy, independence, and choice.
Jane Powell
Director of Clinical and Community Living Services
Monica Rivers
Manager of Clinical and Community Living Services
Jane Powell
Director of Clinical and Community Living Services
Jane has been with Ranch Ehrlo since 1992 and brings a deep passion for supporting individuals experiencing disability to live meaningful, empowered lives. Her approach is person-centered, inclusive, affirming, and strength-based. Outside of work, Jane finds joy in spending time with her family and two dogs, being in nature, and embracing the power of kindness, connection, and laughter.
Monica Rivers
Manager of Clinical and Community Living Services
Monica is a registered psychiatric nurse who has supported individuals, families, and communities for more than 30 years. A passionate advocate for person-centred culture, Monica’s work centers on building and strengthening disability support services. Monica loves dogs, hiking, gardening, and time with family in the back yard.
