Nonprofit Organizations in Regina

At Work Prep, we meet individuals where they are at, and offer several pathways that individuals may choose to assist them in moving forward with their employment goals. Whether you’ve never worked before, would like to get back to work after involvement with the justice system, have roadblocks in your way to reaching your employment goals, are re-entering the workforce as an older worker, or simply need a hand improving the effectiveness of your resume and cover letter, we can support you with the tools and training to reach your goals. With you leading the way; together, we’ll explore your goals, determine your needs and the services that are best suited to support you in increasing your skills, building new and existing strengths and addressing any challenges you see that might get in the way.  This plan will serve as a map to show your progress, successes and any need for changes and exploration of new opportunities on your journey to employment.

RWPC 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 40 years and have served over 20,000 clients.

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.

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.

Results Canada is a global movement of passionate everyday people committed to raising our voices for a world without extreme poverty. By taking advocacy action every month, we generate the political will to improve Canada's programs and policies that give people living in poverty the health, education and opportunity they need to thrive.

We provide essential services that remove barriers, strengthen families and promote healing when children need healthcare. Ronald McDonald House SK is a place that offers comfort, support and community to families with sick children, creating a nurturing place where families can heal together through compassion and communal support. Offering esssential resources and a supportive home environment with a range of services including meals, health and wellness programs and sibling support, seeking to help alleviate the financial burden with accessing medical care but also enrich the healing process. Beyond just a place to stay, they have created a home filled with healing and hope, ensuring families can focus on what matters most – the well-being of their children. With compassion and community support, Ronald McDonald House SK thrives on the generosity of its volunteers, donors and community partners. Connect with an organization that is passionate about contributing directly to the recovery and emotional support of children and families. Current Locations: House in Saskatoon and Family Room in Prince Albert Victoria Hospital. Expansion of two new Houses opening in 2027: Regina and Prince Albert

Rotaract is a Rotary-sponsored service club comprised of students and young business professionals who believe in making the world a better place by volunteering and getting involved in the community. Our club provides members with an opportunity for personal development that enables them to address the physical and social needs of our local and international community partnerships. The Rotaract Club of Regina Auxilium, specifically, is a community-based club for individuals aged 18-30 years; sponsored by the Rotary Club of Regina Oskaya. We were founded in August 2009 and chartered on April 28th the following year with eight hard-working and passionate individuals. Today, the Rotaract Club of Regina Auxilium is comprised of small, diverse group of young professionals from all across Canada and is free to join!

The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 001 (Regina) is committed to making a difference in the lives of Veterans and their families, providing essential services in our communities, and remembering the men and women who sacrificed for our country. The Regina Branch has excellent facilities for providing a supportive social atmosphere for Veterans and all members, with a cafeteria and lounge and regular events.  We offer a variety of activities and services through the Branch, including programs for youth, the Ladies' Auxiliary, the Branch Museum and special events.

Since 1993, the Royal City Soccer Club has hosted unique soccer camp experiences for thousands of boys and girls at all levels of soccer. We are a registered non-profit community organization registered in Ontario, Nova Scotia, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia. We originated our programs in Guelph, hence, the Royal name. Through popular demand our camps have quickly grown to over 100 different locations across Canada. We look forward to continue offering unique soccer camp experiences for youth in Canada.

RunRegina is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to engaging our community in running and walking experiences that promote the wellbeing of the individual and pride in our community. RunRegina organizes Saskatchewan's largest road race weekend, the GMS Queen City Marathon, as well as the First Responder Run and the Canada Day Fun Run & Walk.

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.

STARS provides time and hope for critically ill and injured patients in your community. In order to provide the most innovative, world-class air medical programs and services possible to people in Western Canada, STARS is a charitable non-profit organization. The success of STARS depends on the generous involvement of our volunteers. With their help, we can continue to make a difference in the lives of critically ill and injured patients. At STARS, we involve volunteers to increase our administrative capacity, connect with our communities, and build stronger relationships with our supporters.