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: Disposable diapers in all sizes, diaper cream, collapsible baby strollers, new children’s underwear, socks and pajamas, CD players with headsets, activity kits for older children, non-perishable food items, laundry soap - & volunteers.

If you have any questions about our services, please 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.

If you have any questionsabout our services, please call 525-2141.

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