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Service Description

Offers a number of programs for refugees and permanent residents between the ages of 13 – 24 years to help them adapt to school, meet new people/make new friends, and participate in fun events. Programs are free of charge and include:

  • Homework Help and Conversation Circles
    • Program designed to assist refugee and newcomer youth with academic subjects and school projects through volunteer tutors in English, Math and Literacy.
    • Runs September to June, Tuesday and Thursday from 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm.
  • Summer Blast Program
    • Participants have the opportunity to attend multiple activities including Life Skills Educational Workshops, English Camp, Writing Workshops, Mental Health Workshops and Recreation activities.
    • Runs throughout the whole summer in July and August.
  • Toastmasters
    • Program that helps newcomer youth practice speech writing, public speaking, leadership  skills, building confidence and networking.
    • Ten-week program that runs twice a year, from September to October, January to March on Thursdays from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm.
  • Young Leaders Academy
    • Program designed to build character and leadership skills through volunteering, practicing communication skills and proposal writing. Helps newcomer youth become familiar with their community and helps establish strong supportive social networks.
    • 10-week program that runs once a year during the winter.
  • Job Readiness Program for Youth
    • Free online workshops that empower youth 15 – 24 with the knowledge and skills necessary to find a job. Must have a computer or laptop, a Google Classroom account and the zoom app. If you do not have a computer, ask about the computer lending program.
  • Youth Indigenous Education Workshop
    • Series of presentations with educators, facilitators, artists and storytellers from the Indigenous community. Youth will learn about Indigenous culture.
    • Held once a month.
  • Art Workshop
    • Program to assist learners improve their art skills and enable them to express themselves through art and crafts.
    • Held once a month on Wednesdays.

NOTE: For more information visit the website, call 306-352-3500 or email youthprogram@rods.sk.ca.

Eligibility

Refugees and permanent residents between the ages of 13 - 24 years.

Application Process

Contact for information.

Fees

None

Business Line: 306-352-3500

Service Website

rods.sk.ca/pages/youth-program

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www.facebook.com/ReginaOpenDoor/

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Email

youthprogram@rods.sk.ca

Coverage Area

Regina

Languages Offered

English

Regina Open Door Society (RODS)

Address

2314 11th Avenue
Regina SK  S4P 0K1

Get Directions

Located downtown.

Location Info

Hours of Operation

Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm

Accessibility

Braille elevators or Braille signage; Wheelchair access - front or side or back doors; Wheelchair access - lowered elevator buttons; Wheelchair access - ramps; Wheelchair access - washrooms (at least one)

Business Line: 306-352-3500

Website

www.rods.sk.ca

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