CHRISTMAS WISH LIST 2018 in REGINA
The Regina Christmas Wish List can now be found here: ReginaChristmasWishList.com.
YWCA
Providing quality housing and support services that empower women is a priority for the YWCA movement. YWCA Turning Point residences provide more than just a safe, affordable roof over women’s heads. Our staff and programs respond to the varied needs of those who stay with us — from teens to seniors — for short-term or long-term stays.
Street Culture Project
Street Culture Project Inc. is a non-profit, charitable organization in Regina that mentors and supports under-serviced youth. Using social entrepreneurialism and positive adult role models, Street Culture Project Inc. connects with youth to help them work through changing their lives.
In addition to housing, mentoring and recreation programs, Street Culutre Inc. runs an employment program that helps young people find opportunities to get a pay cheque for a good day’s work. Odd jobs include some art-based activities like face-painting, murals & window painting, puppet shows, and other odd jobs like catering, yard work, and snow removal.
Phoenix Homes
Phoenix HOMES is a Housing First program that works with individuals who are chronically homeless to help them get off the streets and into permanent, stable housing. Once in housing, the team works with the individuals using a myriad of supports and services to assist in maintaining housing and improving their quality of life.
Little Souls Daycare (Souls Harbour Rescue Mission)
Little Souls Daycare is a fully licensed (60 spaces) and subsidized Christian childcare facility located in North Central Regina. Our mission is to provide a caring, warm and safe environment for each child to play, explore, and learn. The floor design allows for children of all ages to interact with each other, under the Play & Exploration Model of childcare.
Shayil Home (Souls Harbour Rescue Mission)
Shayil Home is a year-long, residency-based addictions program where women and their children can come to a safe environment, living in community with other women who are on similar journeys. The women follow a well-structured weekly schedule where they attend an assortment of classes taught by qualified individuals and participate in a variety of activities. Personal, professional counselling is provided throughout the woman’s stay in the program through an independent Christian counselling center. During their stay in the program these women also have access to various forms of childcare, including Souls Harbour Rescue Mission’s licensed and subsidized ‘Little Souls Daycare’.