
The Regina
Women's Centre is a progressive, feminist, pro-choice organization
dedicated to working toward a non-violent and equitable society by
empowering individuals who experience various forms of violence and
abuse.
Individuals who
experience violent situations are among the most oppressed and
disadvantaged in our society. The Centre uses a flexible
approach to respond to both the immediate and long-term needs of
individuals by offering services by skilled counselling staff and
trained volunteers. Our services are provided for no charge
and with no referral required.
Who do We
Serve:
Our services
are available to women, men and youth who have experienced sexual
assault, and any woman who has experienced or is currently
experiencing:
24 Hour
Sexual Assault Crisis Line
Our sexual
assault line operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Staff and
fully trained volunteers are ready and willing to provide support
and/or information when you need it.
(306) 352-0434
Counselling
Free
counselling is available to women wishing to deal with issues
surrounding sexual assault, childhood sexual abuse and/or
relationship violence. We will also provide free counselling
to men who have experienced sexual assault as adults.
Survivor
Assistance:
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We
provide accompaniment to medical services, the police station
and court, for those individuals who choose to pursue a police
investigation or civil court action.
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We
provide medical, legal, therapeutic and shelter referrals as
necessary.
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We
provide support to families and/or friends of survivors of
sexual assault or childhood sexual abuse.
Community Education:
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We offer
educational workshops for any community group interested in
learning more about violence against women. Presentations
are tailored to meet the needs of each individual group.
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We have
and extensive resource library that includes books, journals and
audio/video tapes. The public is welcome to peruse or
borrow from it at any time.
Who Funds Us?
We are funded
by the Department of Community Resources and Employment, the
Department of Justice, the City of Regina and VERY generous public
and corporate donations.
