The Society for the Involvement of Good Neighbours (SIGN) will continue to take a cautious approach for its clients and staff, even after COVID-19 restrictions in Saskatchewan lifted this past Sunday.
Executive Director Andrew Sedley says masking, screening and use of personal protective equipment will continue at all SIGN facilities and programs for the next 4 weeks.
“We do work with a number of vulnerable individuals and a lot of children that may not have had a chance to get a vaccination yet, and so for the next little while we will be taking it cautious and continue with the precautions we’ve been using in the past,” Sedley said.
“The health and safety of those entering the facilities, our staff is our number one priority,” he added.
As well, anyone riding in a SIGN vehicle, including Senior Transportation, will be asked to wear a mask.
