Resources

The Active Family Benefit helps families with the costs of their children's participation in cultural, recreational, and sports activities. This fully-refundable tax benefit of up to $150 per child helps reduce barriers, promote access and encourage children to participate in activities that are vital to healthy, active living.

The Affordable Fun Program allows Regina residents who have financial barriers the opportunity to participate in a variety of City of Regina arts, culture, recreation and leisure programs.

The Al Ritchie Family Wellness Project is a drop in centre which offers a wide variety of free family programming for those in need. The centre offers various programs and activities primarily for parents and their children ages 0-6 years.

The Autism Resource Centre (ARC) is a non-profit, community-based organization incorporated to serve persons with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and to support their families. Summer programs are offered for kids ages 7 and up.

Beyond Words Speech-Language Consultants is a team of four Speech-Language Pathologists providing private services in Regina and its surrounding area.

Big Brothers is an agency that provides direct service to children by matching adults and children in quality mentoring relationships.

Big Sisters of Regina is a volunteer-based program committed to supporting families in nurturing and encouraging children through mentoring relationships.

Do you have a child who needs help managing their emotions, or a child who has big worries? What about a child who can't sit still? We offer occupational therapy for kids in Regina, Saskatchewan and have many summer programs to choose from. Check out our summer program schedule today!

Catholic Family Services of Regina is a non-profit community based organization that is staffed by qualified personal trained in social work, counselling and psychology to provide effective assistance to individuals and families in distress regardless of beliefs, social or economic circumstances.

Child and Youth Services provides programs that address the unique mental health needs of children and youth, including their families. Services are provided by psychiatrists, mental health therapists, social workers, speech and language pathologists, developmental pediatrician, occupational therapist, nurses, psychologists and aboriginal elders.

The Family Matters program aims to minimize the impact of separation and divorce on all family members – especially children, by providing: information and resources to deal with a changing family situation; and assistance to resolve urgent and outstanding issues.

Early Childhood Intervention Programs (ECIPs) are a province-wide network of community-based supports for families of children who experience developmental delays. ECIP staff provide a link between families and other professionals in the Early Learning and Child Care sector and the PreK-12 sector. There are 14 ECIPs located throughout Saskatchewan.

The Ehrlo Sport Venture program (Sport Venture) is a community outreach program that aims to provide inner-city youth and families with control of, and access to, recreation programs by reducing the barriers to participation in sport and physical activity.

Family Service Regina offers a variety of services to offer support, hope and opportunities to help people grow healthy families and strong communities.

The Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region’s (RQHR) Seasonal Influenza Campaign runs annually, typically starting in October. Flu shots are offered through public health clinics, some physician and nurse practitioner offices, and through some pharmacies.

HealthLine is a free, confidential, 24-hour health information and support telephone line. It is staffed by experienced and specially trained client navigators, registered nurses, registered psychiatric nurses and social workers. Services are offered in English, with translation available in over 100 languages.

Kids talk to Kids Help Phone when kids don't know who to talk to. Canada’s only 24/7 counselling and information service for young people ages 5-20.

Have you thought about your child's future? Start setting aside money now for your child's education. We don't like to think about it, but would your family be ok if something happened to you?

Regina Mobile Crisis Services Inc. provides 24 hour comprehensive crisis response to our community.

Motherisk counsellors talk to hundreds of women and their healthcare providers each day providing guidance, support and peace of mind.