Donate to Family Service Regina
Every dollar you give helps create real change for families and individuals in your community. Your generosity helps break the cycle of violence, provide mental health support, and empower young parents to graduate high school and build brighter futures.
Why give?
Family Service Regina has been strengthening our community for over 94 years. Your gift supports programs that help individuals and families when they need it most.
In the past year alone, your contributions have helped us:
8,310
Deliver 8,310 counselling appointments to individuals, couples, and families.
1,536
Create 1,536 safety plans for victims of gender-based violence, ensuring their safety and support.
131
Assist 110 young parents and their 131 children with education and parenting resources.
How your gift helps
Your support directly impacts those we serve:
- $1500 provides 10 free counselling sessions
- $1700 covers 100 cab rides to school, ensuring young parents can achieve their educational goals.
Ways to give
Choose the giving option that works best for you:
- Monthly Giving: Provide steady, reliable support for critical services.
- Legacy Giving: Leave a lasting impact by naming Family Service Regina in your will.
- Endowment Giving: Invest in the future by helping us build sustainable funding for our programs.
- One-Time Donation: Make an immediate difference today.
- Gift of Securities and Mutual Funds: Donate shares directly that will save you capital tax gains and help build a thriving community for individuals and families in Regina.
Did You Know?
- $10/month helps a young parent access support and resources they need in order to achieve their educational goals
- $25/month can help individuals with limited funds access the mental health support they need by providing free counselling sessions
- $50/month
helps create safety plans and court support for victims of domestic violence.
With Your Gift, You Support:
- Young Parent Program – Emotional and practical support to help young parents navigate challenges and finish their education, paving the way for a brighter future.
- Domestic Violence Services – Providing individualized support, safety planning, and advocacy for victims, alongside prevention and intervention programs.
- Individual and Family Counselling – Supporting individuals and families facing tough times, ensuring access to care regardless of financial means.
- Older Adult Response Service
– Proactive support to seniors experiencing neglect or abuse, including home visits, advocacy, and practical supports.