Organismes sans but lucratif à Regina

First Tee - Prairies is a youth development program offered by Golf Canada that introduces the game of golf and its inherent values to young people. Through after school and in school programs, we help shape the lives of young people from all walks of life by reinforcing values like integrity, respect and perseverance through the game of golf. Our mission is to impact the lives of young people by providing educational programs that build character, promote life-enhancing values and healthy choices through the game of golf.

We are the new budding Saskatchewan branch of the WIL foundation. WIL is a national non-profit organization dedicated to advancing women in leadership roles.

We are Warriors of the Wild:  A brand-new Saskatchewan non-profit that is dedicated to empowering and inspiring people in underrepresented communities who have historically faced barriers, to explore and connect with nature through unique hiking & camping experiences and other outdoor activities.  We believe that nature has the power to foster personal growth and healing, build self-confidence and instill a sense of belonging.  Warriors of the Wild serves underrepresented communities, including but not limited to people from low-income backgrounds, ethnic minorities, newcomers, LGBTQ+ groups, women and people who are struggling with mental health challenges and other disabilities.   Through our programs and initiatives,  we strive to break down barriers and ensure that all our members feel welcome and celebrated through the great outdoors.  

Also known as SACHM, The virtual museum is a collection of the heritage, contributions and journeys of people of African ancestry who have lived and now live in Saskatchewan. Its primary purpose is to research, collect, document and share information through the medium of the Internet.  SACHM provides speakers for schools and other institutions, collaborates with educational ministries and other organizations on projects that enhance awareness of African-Canadian history and improved understanding of equity, equality and human dignity; organizes or collaborates with others in organizing public and paid performances that celebrate the multi-cultural nature of African and other cultures music, food, language, crafts and customs; and works with individuals and other groups and organizations that undertake heritage projects.

Regina Cat Rescue (RCR) is a non-profit, volunteer-run organization and registered charity that helps abandoned cats and kittens and educates people about the humane treatment of pets. We rescue cats and kittens found on the streets and provide them with necessary veterinary care such as spay/neuter surgeries, deworming, identification, vaccination and any rehabilitation necessary for adoption into loving homes. We also trap, neuter/spay, and return feral cats back into colonies, followed by long-term care and feeding by dedicated volunteers. Finally, we feel strongly that education is the key to success in addressing the severe plight of cat overpopulation in our city. We educate the public on the importance of sterilization, responsible pet care, and the benefits of well-maintained community cat colonies.

Itqan Learning Centre Inc is a non-profit organization based out of Regina.  Itqan Learning Centre Inc is dedicated to empowering youth and families in the immigrant and  refugee communities of Saskatchewan to achieve personal and social success.   Itqan Learning Centre Inc works with youth and their families in the Regina area to find and  meet the needs of their communities. With a focus on immigrant and refugee newcomers, we  proudly serve over 250 families and provide educational conferences and programs, lectures,  family activities, various sports tournaments, and weekend classes. With great success, Itqan  Learning Centre Inc is an open resource to all families and community members to resolve  conflicts through various counselling services . Our Mission To enlighten the society and Community members through social services, activities and conventional knowledge and providing conducive atmosphere for learning, leading,  providing, helping, and teaching and to enhance the lives of newcomers’ families through quality programs & services. • To educate and strengthen the community through religious and conventional knowledge in  order to grow a strong and successful community. • To help people help themselves by working creatively and responding to community  needs. Itqan Learning Centre mission consists of three key elements: Educational Transcendence • A belief that everybody has the potential to succeed within a high quality  and intellectually challenging educational environment. • A commitment to instilling high aspirations, a desire to learn and ambition  to achieve. • A personalized approach to securing excellence, stemming from a  passionate belief that each individual is unique and special and capable of  rising above any perceived limitations. Character Growth • A cohesive identity so that our youth, their parents, and communities feel a  strong sense of belonging to the Family unification. • A passionate focus on a values-based education that instils honesty,  integrity, compassion, and mutual respect into all our community. • A strong core of tenacity, self-respect and self-belief that inspires each  student to become the best person they can be. Service to Communities • A determination to develop outstanding Canadians and contribute to the  social and economic prosperity of our country. • A sense of personal accountability and of responsibility to others. Vision To provide a safe and educational space for youth and their families to come together to learn  and grow as a strong community.  • An education, Engaged Compassionate Community for all. • To become a resource Centre per excellence in Islamic, Multicultural, and conventional  knowledge in Canada. • To bridge youth, children & Communities. • Itqan Learning Centre Inc aspires to create an energized, caring community for all. Values Leadership – We commit to continuous improvement. Integrity – We act responsibly, honestly, and ethically in all we do. Responsiveness – We anticipate and act on emerging community needs. Accessible, dependable, quality services powered by volunteers who treat all  communities with dignity and respect.

We are looking for volunteers to help manage crowds and bouncy castles, help with games and events, as well as keep the facility clean. If you are interested in helping out the community, we will provide you with food and beverages. Please give us a callout 306525-4757 We are looking for some to volunteer from 10am-5pm on March

Shelter Movers is a national, volunteer-powered charitable organization providing moving and storage services at no cost to individuals and families fleeing abuse. We collaborate with local businesses and community agencies to support people, primarily women and children, as they transition to a life free of violence.

GRR (Girls Rock Regina) amplifies and empowers cis and trans girls and women, and gender-expansive youth and adults through music creation, collaboration and performance. Learn an instrument. Form a band. Write an original song. Perform it live. Have a blast!

Regina Work Preparation Centre Inc. is a not-for-profit, charitable, community-based organization specializing in helping people look for, find, and maintain work. We have served Regina and the surrounding area for more than 50 years.

We are a not for profit sports club located on Wascana Lake in Regina. Our goal is to provide affordable, safe and welcoming programs for recreational youth and adult paddlers and those who have an interest in competing at the recreational to high performance level. We are a member club of Canoe Kayak Saskatchewan and Canoe Kayak Canada. We operate outdoor programs from May to September and provide indoor training options for those who wish to continue with programs through the winter.

Circles of Support and Accountability (CoSA) is an organization based on volunteers who form a circle of friendship and support around an individual who has been imprisoned for sexual offences. CoSA successfully integrates individuals into the community so they do not re offend. We offer support and guidance by encouraging a law abiding life style. We hold them accountable for their behavior and actions to keep the community safe. Training provided and volunteers typically spend one hour a week with the individual along with 2 -4 other CoSA volunteers.