Regina Transition House , operating 24/7 has offered service to more than 12,000 women & children since 1976.
It has 6 family rooms that accommodate 18 people.

In addition to providing short-term safe housing to women & children fleeing domestic violence, they provide support counseling, information, education, advocacy, referral services, basic personal needs and emergency transportation.

Wish list: socks of all sizes, pajamas and new underwear for children,adult size sweat pants and sweat shirts,collapsible baby strollers, disposable diapers in all sizes, diaper cream, CD players with headsets, activity kits for older children, non-perishable food items, laundry soap,and we are always looking for volunteers.

Any questions about our services? Call 757-2096.

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The Isabel Johnson shelter was opened by the YWCA in 1983 as a temporary refuge for abused women & their children, until there was space at Transition House. There was a lack of shelter space in the city at that time. It was soon discovered there were many families in crisis needing a full range of support services.

23 years later, they offer refuge, safety, support, information, counseling, referral, advocacy & assistance with settling into new housing.

The shelter accommodates 10 clients with a maximum stay of six weeks.

The wish list: tea towels, dish cloths, bath towels, face clothes, bedroom lamps, cleaning supplies, personal hygiene kits for women, non-violent children's videos, baby supplies, activity supplies, diapers, a computer, long distance phone cards, & small notebooks for journaling. Larger items we need include, book shelves, new single mattresses, new office chairs, & a front loading washing machine.

Any questions about our services? Call 525-2141.

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