Heritage is home to many Community Based Organizations which seek to provide emergency help to those in need.
To update your CBO information, or to add an organizaion to the directory, please contact us.
COMMUNITY CARE
Coordinated Access Regina (CAR) Intake and Assessment Walk-in Clinic
For individuals experiencing homelessness.
Open Tuesday 1-3pm, Thursday 9-12pm and 1-3pm, Friday 1-3pm
Queen City Wellness Pharmacy, 1725 11th Ave
Sask Health Authority – Brief & Social Detox
Brief detox, social detox, and adult day programming.
Open 24hrs/7 days a week
1640 Victoria Ave, Detox at Osler St entry
306-766-6600
COMMUNITY SERVICES
Al Ritchie Heritage Community Health Centre
Monday-Friday Coffee, free bread as available, phone and computer, taxes, Nurse Practitioner on site. Serves everyone.
Open Monday-Friday 8;30am-12pm and 12:30pm-4pm
1550 14th Ave, main doors face Halifax st.
306-766-6320
Carmichael Outreach is a community-based organization that provides residents with preventative measure and harm-reduction services including (but not limited to) emergency food services, a drop-in coffee/hospitality room, a Needle Exchange Program, Children’s Needs (milk, diapers, etc. provided free of charge to parents and children in the community), a Used Clothing and Small Household Item Depot, a Community Garden, Carmichael Kid’s Camp, and other programs and services. An open door policy ensures a non-judgmental environment where all are treated with respect and dignity.
Open Monday-Friday from 9am to 4pm
1510 12 Ave
306-757-2235
info@carmichaeloutreach.ca
John Howard Society Saskatchewan
Pro-social activities, food and drink, caseworkers, life skills development.
“a well-established non-profit provincial organization that provides effective, just, and humane services in response to the causes and consequences of crime, and assists individuals who are at risk or are involved in the criminal justice process.”
Open Monday-Friday 4:30pm to 10:30pm
1801 Toronto St
306-757-6657
jhsinfo@sk.johnhoward.ca
Provides a space for Indigenous and non-Indigenous people and families to connect. Serves breakfast 7 days a week and lunch on weekdays. Access to a public washroom, phone, printing, computer, and coffee. There is also a safe consumption site.
Open weekdays 9am-3:30pm, weekends 9am-2pm
1635 11th Ave
306-525-5042
EMERGENCY SHELTER
Street Culture Project – Tuhk Sih Nowin Youth Emergency Shelter
Emergency youth shelter for youth ages 16 to 18. Temporary housing, food, clothing, personal support. No cost.
1314 – 11th Ave
306-545-3445
The Salvation Army Regina, Waterston Centre
“The Salvation Army, Waterston Centre exists to provide a safe, comfortable living environment to men that would otherwise be facing regular evictions and homelessness because of their inability to manage a dwelling place, or themselves within a dwelling place.” The House offers supportive independent living apartments for adult males.
Open 24hrs/7 days a week
1845 Osler St
306-569-6088
FOOD & OTHER SERVICES
Asahtowikamik Food Hub (Regina Food Bank)
A food bank set up like a grocery store where you can take what you need free of charge.
Open by appointment only
1881 Broad St, Regina, SK S4P 1V9
Volunteer-run soup kitchen that provides meals for men. As part of the Catholic Arch Dociese, the Marian Centre has been serving the Heritage community for 48 years.
Open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday:
10am – Continental Breakfast
Noon – Hot Meal
Clothing room open on Fridays.
1835 Halifax St
306-757-0073
Serves women and children. Morning prayer, drop-in coffee and bread, public phone, newspaper, counselling, clothing sometimes available.
Open Monday-Thursday 10am-2pm, lunch at 12pm-1pm
900 11th Ave
306-352-0016
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