Who Are We?
Phoenix Residential Society is a charitable non-profit community based health care organization providing psychosocial (psychiatric) rehabilitation services to persons in Regina with psychiatric disorders, concurrent disorders (psychiatric & substance abuse) and persons who are chronically homeless, persons with acquired brain injury (ABI) and other cognitive disabilities.
About Us
What Is Our Vision?
Strengthening Community by Supporting Recovery.
What Is Our Mission?
To provide recovery oriented services that foster empowerment, promote hope, and build connectedness in the community.
Our Core Values:
Person Centered
Team Oriented
Integrity
Compassion
Passion
How Are We Financed?
Phoenix receives funds from a variety of sources including the Saskatchewan Health Authority, the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health, Ministry of Social Services, Saskatchewan Government Insurance and funding through the Federal Reaching Home Program. A small percentage of revenue is provided through self-payers, and charitable donations.
We provide income tax receipts for donations made directly to Phoenix, or donate by following the link below:
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What's New At Phoenix?
Significant Savings for Phoenix
June 10, 2024
The City of Regina has approved a 100 per cent property tax exemption for 3 ofPhoenix Residential Society’s facilities for 2024. The Community Non-Profit Tax Exemption will result in a significant cost savings forPhoenix. Sheila Wignes-Paton, Executive Director of Phoenix said “We are verygrateful to the City for providing the exemption. To have the full tax amountexempted will have a…
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A HOMES Success Story
December 1, 2023
From https://growingfuturesreport.ca/phoenix-residential-society-hope-story/ An Anonymous Donor Supports Phoenix Residential Society HOMES Program For over 40 years, Phoenix Residential Society has provided residential and case management services to individuals in a variety of different programs. They serve individuals with major mental illness, substance use disorders, cognitive and developmental disabilities, acquired brain injuries, and those experiencing chronic homelessness. Their services range from providing…
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Regina Homeless Memorial: Mallory
February 22, 2022
From the Regina Homeless Memorial Facebook page: Committee member Mallory weighs in about Covid-19 and how it has impacted those experiencing homelessness #reginahomelessmemorial #yqrhm…
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Regina Homeless Memorial: Yellow Creek Singers
February 22, 2022
From the Regina Homeless Memorial Facebook page: If you haven’t had a chance to check out the Homeless Memorial video yet, scroll down to the video to listen to the powerful honor song offered by the Yellow Creek Singers. (10:12-15:05) #yqrhm #yqrhm2022…
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Regina Homeless Memorial: Steven
February 22, 2022
From the Regina Homeless Memorial Facebook page: Join in to listen to Steven Ledoux talk about his heartbreaking experiences in homelessness. “They’re people, we’re all people. It would be nice to see that they’re remembered somehow in a good way.” Scroll in this Regina Homeless Memorial event video to 16:34-18:09 #yqrhm #yqrhm2022…
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Thanks to South SK Community Foundation!
March 23, 2021
A huge thank-you to the South Saskatchewan Community Foundation for helping us out with a grant to improve the access to technology for residents across our programs! With so many things happening virtually these days, this grant allowed us buy tablets that can be used for virtual appointments, groups, and entertainment. These tablets have been invaluable to our residents, especially…
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Phoenix held our annual Orange Shirt Day walk on Sept 27. It was a day of honouring and remembering the children who didn’t come home, the survivors who did, and those still impacted by the trauma.![]()
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Phoenix Residential Society is hiring part-time/casual staff in our McEwen Manor program!![]()
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McEwen Manor supports individuals with mental health diagnoses in a residential setting. There is also a small caseload of people with cognitive disabilities. Staff provides many different supports depending on the need of the residents, including administering medication, helping with activities of daily living, assistance with groceries, help with appointments, and programming. ![]()
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If you think you’d be a great addition to this team, email Eryn at to apply or for more information (including a job description). ![]()
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Shifts are often weekends and holidays, the ability to provide weekday coverage as needed is an asset
Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Every child matters 🧡
Today is World Suicide Awareness Day. Below is the number to text or call for those who are struggling. 💜![]()
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If you or someone you know is struggling & needs help, support is available. Call or text: 9-8-8: Suicide Crisis Helpline: 988.ca/Today is World Suicide Prevention Day. This is normally a heavy topic to talk about—here is your trigger warning.![]()
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There is hope. There is help.![]()
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Approximately 12 people die by suicide in Canada each day. That is 12 too many. It’s a tragic reality that many Canadians are struggling with their mental health so much that they think about ending their lives. ![]()
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There are many ways we can change that statistic, such as Life Promotion and Suicide Prevention. Life Promotion includes enhancing good mental health in all areas of our lives - physical, emotional, social, and spiritual. Suicide Prevention supports people who are struggling.![]()
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Today, we are asking you to do something for your very own Life Promotion. It can be something like enjoying a walk, connecting with a friend or family member, or accessing your favourite healing spaces. ![]()
In addition, the federal government launched the Suicide Crisis Helpline in Canada (988), making suicide prevention a focal point in their priorities for Canadians. While this support is incredible to have nationwide, we must foster the right conditions in our communities so that our people will no longer require a suicide helpline. Think about the difference a smile or a simple “hello, how are you?” can make. ![]()
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#worldsuicidepreventionday #mentalhealth #cmha #mentalhealthmatters #suicide #suicideprevention #thereishope #thereishelp #yqr #yxe #saskatchewan #sask
Thank you to Taylor Motors for the donation of candy! We were able to hand out some at the community BBQ today, as well as give our residents some delicious goody bags!
