SUPPORT WILL CHANGE YOUR WORLD

Babies need love, mom’s do too.

YOUNG PARENT PROGRAM

Family Service Regina aims to empower pregnant and parenting youth, whether they are balancing completing their high-school education or adjusting to being a young parent. We believe that ensuring adolescent parents receive adequate social, emotional, medical, and academic support is essential to both parent and baby’s future.

About the Shirley Schnieder Support Centre

We work with Shirley Schneider Support Centre (located at Balfour Collegiate), an in-school program for pregnant and parenting youth. Our Young Parent Workers are present daily to walk beside young families, responding to the needs of the moment.

Registration

Students must complete an application for admission to the program. To obtain the registration forms or additional information, call the young parent workers at (306) 757-6675.

Contact us

For more information call or email a young parent worker at (306) 757-6675 or info@familyserviceregina.com

THE YOUNG PARENT PROGRAM PROVIDES

Crisis Intervention
Assistance in Obtaining Childcare
Infant Development Education
Group Support
Legal Referrals
Education Planning
Career Planning
Assistance in Securing Housing
Transportation
Problem Solving
Decision making
Financial Information
Access and Custody Referrals
Relationship Counselling
Referrals to Other Supportive Services

SUMMER YOUNG PARENT SUPPORTS

INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT

Our young parent workers are here all summer!

Be sure to give them a call if you require support of any kind . . . information, crisis intervention, problem-solving, or just a supportive chat with a grown-up! If we don’t have what you need, we might be able to point you in the right direction.

Get the contact info below.

Do you or someone you know
need support?

Whether or not you are a student of SSSC, support from the Young Parent Program is available and free of charge. Get in touch to talk about how we can help. Just ask for the Young Parent Worker.

We also respond to many requests for presentations to high school students and other groups about the realities of adolecent parenting healthy and safe relationships.