Organismes sans but lucratif à Regina
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Who We Are
Our Mission: To enhance mental health support through education, counseling, and charitable initiatives for those dealing with death and loss.
Our Vision: A province where everyone is cared for through their journey of grief and loss.
Our Values
- Care
- Respect
- Confidentiality
- Integrity
- Accountability
- Transparency
Our values reflect the special work we do and how we go about doing it. We care for our clients and donors as unique individuals and tailor our programs and services to meet their needs.
Everyone who walks through our doors is treated with dignity and respect, and as part of this, we understand the sensitive nature of our work and uphold the confidentiality of our clients, donors, and stakeholders.
This means we hold ourselves to the highest standards of practice and pride ourselves on our principles and professionalism.
Through open and honest communication, we clearly speak to the work we do and how we achieve our goals. We embrace these values each day and do so with a caring heart.
The Regina General Hospital Auxiliary is a nonprofit charity that raises funds for equipment and services needed for patients, families and staff of the General Hospital, located in Regina. The two main fundraising projects managed by the auxiliary is the Gift Shop (also includes a mobile cart that goes to patient wards) and a second hand Book Store.
Our mission is to stop impaired driving and to support victims of this violent crime.
The Youth Cannabis Awareness Program (YCAP) offers free programming to youth aged 12 to 24, as well as adults (parents/guardians and professionals) involved in the lives of youth. Informed by protective factors contributing to youth mental health, YCAP provides a multi-faceted approach to increase knowledge and skills supporting positive youth development.
YCAP takes a harm reduction approach and does not make value judgments regarding recreational cannabis use. The program aims to minimize risks associated with cannabis use by providing youth, and adults involved in youth’s lives, with the most accurate and unbiased information.
YCAP is a free education and prevention initiative funded through Health Canada’s Substance Use and Addictions Program and delivered by the YMCA of Greater Toronto across Canada.
Globe Theatre is a professional theatre company located in Regina, Saskatchewan and Canada's only permanent theatre in-the-round. Our mission is to entertain, educate and engage in the art of professional theatre through producing high quality performances, providing theatre education and serving as a valuable part of the Regina community.
Alongside our mainstage performances, The Globe Theatre offers a variety of additional programming that includes our Sandbox Theatre series, play readings, new work development, digital programming, and a dedicated theatre education program through the Globe Theatre School.
Our evolving history of work on stage and in the community shows our vision and commitment to an optimistic future full of stories of transformation, resilience, and hope.
The Shoebox Project for Women is a registered charity that collects and distributes gift-filled Shoeboxes to local women impacted by homelessness across Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom.
We aim to foster safe, supportive and inclusive communities by facilitating compassionate gestures of kindness between our supporters and local women experiencing homelessness.
For women who have been displaced from their homes and estranged from their families, special occasions can be particularly challenging. Often, women report feeling disconnected from society, invisible and alone. A Shoebox gift is a powerful reminder for a woman that she has not been forgotten and that she remains a valued and respected member of her community.
For those giving gifts, The Shoebox Project is a tangible and creative opportunity to give back directly to someone in your very own community. It’s a small, simple gesture of kindness that has an immediate, positive impact on the woman who receives it.
The Regina Sexual Assault Centre has been around since 1977. Our services include counselling, public education, a 24/7 anonymous crisis line, policy advocacy, and accompaniment to the police and hospital. We offer our services to folk of all genders from the age of 5 and up free of cost, with the vision to reduce the risk of abusive behaviour and sexualize violence through education, prevention, and support in our community of Regina and surrounding area. The Centre currently employs three full-time Counsellors, one full-time Administrative Assistant, one full-time Public Education and Outreach Coordinator, and a full-time Executive Director. Counselling staff have Master's level education and are overseen by a clinical supervisor. Volunteer board members oversee the operations of the Centre, and approximately fifty five volunteer advocates work on the sexual assault crisis line.
The Regina Community Fridge is a non profit project geared toward addressing food insecurities that impacts many Regina and area residents. The Fridge is cared for by a committee of volunteers who give of their time to raise awareness of the severity of the need that exists within our city and surrounding areas.
In partnership with The Comeback Society and Warriors of Hope Community Support we work and collaborate to bring the community much needed support and services including meals, hygiene products and more. This would not be possible without the dedication of our teams and spaces to prepare meals graciously donated by Fresh & Sweet and the Regina Food Bank.
If you have been looking for an opportunity to give back to community, to build relationships with amazing organizations and be part of mutual aid efforts, please contact us!! We would love to have you by our side.
Regina Community Fridge - reginacommunityfridge@gmail.com
Warriors of Hope Community Support Inc. - (639) 538 2244 or rnrcs21@hotmail.com
The Comeback Society - alicia@thecomebacksociety.com
The Regina Community Fridge is a non profit project geared toward addressing food insecurities that impacts many Regina and area residents. The Fridge is cared for by a committee of volunteers who give of their time to raise awareness of the severity of the need that exists within our city and surrounding areas.
In partnership with The Comeback Society and Warriors of Hope Community Support we work and collaborate to bring the community much needed support and services including meals, hygiene products and more. This would not be possible without the dedication of our teams and spaces to prepare meals graciously donated by Fresh & Sweet and the Regina Food Bank.
If you have been looking for an opportunity to give back to community, to build relationships with amazing organizations and be part of mutual aid efforts, please contact us!! We would love to have you by our side.
Regina Community Fridge - reginacommunityfridge@gmail.com
Warriors of Hope Community Support Inc. - (639) 538 2244 or rnrcs21@hotmail.com
The Comeback Society - alicia@thecomebacksociety.com
CityKidz helps increase resilience and inspire dreams for children in low-income communities by providing inspirational experiences and nurturing relationships. 1 in 5 Regina children live in poverty and our North Central Community is one of the poorest and most violent in Canada. Many families are broken and many live in poverty, often from generations of addiction and abuse. We help break this cycle by helping at-risk kids leave the path of least resistance and onto a path of hope/prosperity.
SOFIA House is a second stage housing facility that provides safe housing and support for families trying to escape violent homes. Through our on-site counseling services and housing capabilities we live the meaning of SOFIA: Support Of Families In Affliction.
The Regina Early Learning Centre is a family and child development centre working with families to foster the healthy development of children, from prenatal to five years of age. The first five years of life are incredibly important and can have a profound impact on physical and mental health, educational success, and the ability to become a contributing member of our community. Investments in young children lead to healthier children, stronger families, and more vibrant communities.
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