Nonprofit Organizations in Regina

Powerlifting club with chapters in Regina and Weyburn. We welcome all lifters regardless of skill level or federation.

he South Saskatchewan Youth Orchestra, comprised of 45-55 youth musicians, is seeking board members for the 2019-20 season. Performing about 6 concerts annually, the organization is well established.   Many former members now play for the Regina Symphony as well as orchestras across Canada. The board meets almost monthly September to June in Regina.    This coming year, there are several anticipated vacancies including treasury, sponsorship and floor management. If you would like more information, please contact President Doug Charko at info@ssyo.ca.

Our Mission: To enable Canadians to improve their health, safety and quality of life by providing training and community service. We carry out our mission through community service, and first aid, and CPR training. Community Services volunteers include uniformed members who serve communities across Canada, providing first aid and emergency response support, as well as improving the quality of life for people confined to a health care facility through our Therapy Dog visitation program. Our volunteers contribute millions of hours to Canadian communities each year. First aid and CPR training comprises instructors, volunteers and staff who provide high-quality first aid training and products. Under the guidance of our network of medical and health care professionals, St. John Ambulance is the national leader, setting the standard for training in first aid, CPR and other lifesaving skills.

Take a Pain Check Foundation is a Canadian registered, international youth-led community and non-profit organization founded in self-advocacy to empower youth with rheumatic diseases. They host bi-weekly podcasts, run ambassador programs for health professionals and youth, pilot rheumatic-related events, feature stories on their blog platform and lead monthly Joint Chat Rheum hangouts.

At Tetra, our focus is to find solutions to environmental barriers faced by people with disabilities. While these environmental barriers are a part of a person’s journey, we believe Tetra solutions help foster greater independence, quality of life, and inclusion. Tetra recruits volunteers who work with clients to design and build assistive devices that are custom-made for the individual – these are devices that are either not available commercially or cost-prohibitive. As a non-profit organization, Tetra raises funds to deliver this program, including covering the costs of volunteer travel and materials for devices up to $500 per project. The scope of Tetra projects is just as diverse as the clients we work with. The work Tetra does addresses needs in different areas of a person’s life.

The Caring Place provides confidential professional counselling to people of all ages--individuals, couples and families--regardless of ability to pay.

The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada is an organization founded by volunteers and continually fueled by the initiative and dedication of thousands of volunteers across the country. Our volunteers are an incredible group of exciting, dynamic and diverse group of people who share a willingness to contribute their time and talents to #endMS. We strive to succeed on our mission of being leader in finding a cure for multiple sclerosis and enabling people affected by MS to enhance their quality of life.

Instill the postive values, and leadership of Sensei Shintani's kindness, and humility, develop unparalled character, skills, and pride in ones self and others.

The Regina Work Preparation Centre Inc. (Work Prep) is a non-profit, charitable, community-based organization that has served the Regina community for 45 years. Over the last four decades, Work Prep has assisted over 20,000 individuals in their journey to employment. Every day, individuals utilize our services to assist them in preparing for the transition to work by accessing individualized supports that reinforce job readiness and basic skills training.  This might be one to one vocational counselling, brief assistance in our computer resource center, group-based employability skill development or a 10 week paid program including group training and work placement for a young person. Using innovative employment services that align with labour market needs, Work Prep also partners with employers to identify job seekers that match their required qualifications and provides ongoing connection and support for employers and employees to ensure success.  

The Salvation Army is an international Christian church. Its message is based on the Bible; its ministry is motivated by love for God and the needs of humanity. The Salvation Army exists to share the love of Jesus Christ, meet human needs and be a transforming influence in the communities of our world. Core Values The Salvation Army Canada and Bermuda has four core values: Hope: We give hope through the power of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Service: We reach out to support others without discrimination. Dignity: We respect and value each other, recognizing everyone’s worth. Stewardship: We responsibly manage the resources entrusted to us.

The Salvation Army Haven of Hope ministries provides emergency and social services to families and individuals that are disadvantaged and marginalized in and around the city of Regina. We run many transformative programs, to help lift people out of poverty, addiction and homelessness. These include "Lunch with Sally," preparing income tax returns, Christmas assistance, camp programs for kids, and bagged lunches for low-income school children.  We also provide direct resources to those in desperate need of emergency services: food hampers, clothing, baby supplies and even beds through our Sleep Country program. We drive these programs through our annual Kettle Campaign each year - which is where volunteers are most needed. Please sign-up today and support those most vulnerable.

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.