Regina Transition House’s Annual General Meeting
Wednesday , June 26, 2024 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm
Location: George Bothwell Library (in the Southland Mall)
Location: George Bothwell Library (in the Southland Mall)
“We need to hear your voice to shape the next five years of Regina Transition House!”
The Regina Transition House is a recognized leader in responsive, effective human service that has provided short-term emergency housing and support services to women and children Leaving situations of violence and abuse since 1976. We create space for women and children where they can change their lives and live violence-free.
We are now looking ahead to determine what our next five years will look like. We want to hear your ideas on how we can continue or change our work to match the diverse needs of the communities we serve.
We want to include YOUR voice in this plan.
We’re looking to understand from you:
● What is working about the services we currently provide at Regina Transition House?
● How can our services grow and improve to serve this community best?
● Where are there gaps in services for women and children in our community who have experienced violence?
● What should we consider as we plan for the next five years?
How can you share your ideas?
You can share your vision for Regina Transition House through our online survey [URL: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2SSLQCF] by February 25. This survey will take about 10 minutes to complete.
You can also contact us directly with questions or ideas by emailing info@reginatransitionhouse.ca
How shall we use your feedback?
Your feedback, privacy and safety are very important to us. We will keep your responses confidential.
Any feedback you provide will be used to help us understand the priorities, needs, and aspirations of the community we serve. We will use your input to shape our future plans and direction, along with other community feedback and organizational planning considerations.
Thank you in advance! Your input is crucial in helping us provide support where and when it is needed most.
Your 2021 donation to the Regina Leader-Post Christmas Cheer Fund will help four organizations shelter families from physical, sexual and emotional abuse. Donations will be shared equally by: Regina Transition House, SOFIA House, Isabel Johnson Shelter, and WISH Safe House.
Your name and donation amount will be published in the Regina Leader-Post. (Unless you choose the “I wish my donation to remain anonymous” option within the donation page linked from the Regina Leader-Post website).
Regina Transition House Executive Director, Stephanie Taylor, met with Regina Region Local Immigration Partnership to present on immigrant and newcomer needs regarding support for intimate partner violence survivors.
Regina Transition House invites qualified vendors to submit a proposal for the preparation of its yearly audited financial statements for a five-year period beginning with the fiscal year ending March 31, 2020.
Please email you proposal submissions to officemanager@reginatransitionhouse.ca on or before April 26, 2019.
For more information, please reference Request for Proposal for Services (Audit)
Regina Transition House gratefully acknowledges the financial support of the Community Initiatives Fund. Enabled by the support of the Community Initiatives Fund, Regina Transition House is launching a children’s program to promote healthy development of children and youth who have experienced domestic violence.
The Community Initiatives Fund invests in the quality of life of Saskatchewan residents by offering grants for community projects that help support community development, inclusion, leadership and vitality.
Regina Transition House is extremely grateful to once again acknowledge the generous financial support of the Donald and Claire Kramer Foundation Fund at the South Saskatchewan Community Foundation. We are thankful for the many years of dedicated support from the Donald and Claire Kramer Foundation Fund at the South Saskatchewan Community Foundation as we work towards our vision of a community where “Women and Children Live Violence Free”.
The South Saskatchewan Community Foundation (SSCF) is a long-term endowment fund that serves as a bridge between donors and charities within southern Saskatchewan. For nearly 50 years, the SSCF has facilitated the vision of local philanthropists by pooling together resources to maximize returns which are then invested in our communities through the support of local charities.