Resources

Queen City Gymnastics has been an active non-profit in Regina, Sk for over 30 years and has a long tradition of gymnastics excellence in both competitive and recreational gymnastics. We also host birthday parties, no school day camps, and offer specialty bookings of the facility. Do something different for your Christmas party, team event or team building!

New to Regina, or looking for a new doctor? View this page for a link to the Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region.

The Regina Early Learning Centre is a child and family development centre which works with low income families to foster the healthy development of children from prenatal to five years of age.

It is the mission of the Regina Immigrant Women Centre to provide programming for the Education, Integration, Enrichment and Empowerment of immigrant and refugee women and their families.

Regina KidSport™ is a Children's Charity that provides financial assistance to disadvantaged youth in our Community to help them participate in sport.

Regina Parents of Multiples is a support network for parents and guardians of multiple-birth children in Regina, Saskatchewan.

The City of Regina’s Transit Department provides safe, reliable, affordable and accessible transportation in support of Council’s vision for inclusiveness, accessibility, affordability and environmental sustainability.

The Children's Program supports families, health professionals and community caregivers. The program promotes the development of children who have, or might have, physical or developmental disabilities.

For information and support from a public health nurse contact (306) 766-7500.

Immunization is available for children at child health clinics and in schools. Immunization for adults is also available.

The Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region, Population and Public Health Services, offers prenatal classes on weekday evenings and certain Fridays and Saturdays. The RQHR also offers a number of other Maternal and New Parent Programs.

Population and Public Health Services Travel Health Centre provides health services to assist travellers to stay healthy while travelling internationally.

Saskatchewan in motion is a province wide movement aimed at increasing physical activity of children and youth.

Properly securing and fitting children into child car seats can be a complicated process. Having your child's car seat checked by a trained technician is the surest way to know you're doing it properly.

St. John Ambulance specializes in Babysitter Course Training, Home Alone, First Aid, CPR, and AED (Automated External Defibrillation). We also offer Pet First Aid and Personal Care Worker courses.

The Regina Open Door Society (RODS) is a non-profit organization that provides settlement and integration services to refugees and immigrants in Regina.

The Saskatchewan Association of Optometrists (SAO) is the professional member organization and regulatory body for Doctors of Optometry in Saskatchewan. Both the Canadian and the Saskatchewan Association of Optometrists recommend that all children have a complete vision exam by age three.

Welcome Wagon greets people who are undergoing lifestyle changes with a friendly visit including moving to a new neighbourhood, planning a wedding, expecting a baby, a new executive, manager or professional, or new grandparents.

The YWCA Regina has been serving women and their families since 1910. We touch people from all walks of life, preschoolers to seniors. The YWCA Regina offers a variety of programs and services, including summer camps.

Toy fads come and go but, "let's pretend" never goes out of style! We carry a variety of unique toys for all ages! We also have the 'birthday vault', making gift giving easier.