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?
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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Community Initiatives Fund
March 1, 2021
Phoenix Residential Society was very fortunate to receive some funding in 2020 through the Community Initiatives Fund Grant to run recreational and educational health promotion programs to improve the quality of lives of our residents. Another important aspect of the grant was to build employment and leadership skills in some of our peers through mentorship. The following video is a…
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Donation thanks!
February 24, 2021
A big thank-you for the donation of PPE from Bianca Amor’s Liquidation Supercentre. Your support of local community organizations during these times is so appreciated! Did you know they donated over 4 pallets of PPE to help support vulnerable populations in our city? (This is just a preview of the NINE boxes we received!) And we can’t forget to thank United Way…
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Homeless Memorial
February 12, 2021
We would like to thank the City of Regina through the Community Investment Grant Program and Culture Grant for their contribution to the Homeless Memorial this year, in partnership with John Howard Society of Saskatchewan and Street Culture Project. Their support through this grant was critical to ensuring people that have lost their lives to homelessness were able to be…
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Reaching Home
February 9, 2021
We were honored to be featured in a story by CBC highlighting the positive impact the federal “Reaching Home” program has for homeless people trying to stay safe in pandemic. Here is a link to the story: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/housing-homeless-pandemic-1.5901596…
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Timeline PhotosJoin us for an evening of remembrance and reconciliation on Wednesday, September 29 at 6:00 p.m. Knowledge Keeper Tim Poitras from Muscowpetung First Nation and Gwendy and Gaylene Anaquod will speak about their experiences leading into the film screening, We Were Children in our Auditorium. ▶️REGISTER for this event at royalsaskmuseum.ca/visit/events/solstice-speaker-series-we-were-children Enjoy a menu of elk, salmon, bannock and other assorted delicacies by The Sioux Chef Catering before the film starts, and a jingle dress dance performance by Meadow Musqua afterwards.![]()
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This evening is the first in the series of four speaker series, supported by SGI. Can't join us live? This evening will also be live streamed.
Buy a #SmileCookie and support Family Service Regina, United Way Regina, and Canadian Mental Health Association, Regina Branch to do amazing things for mental health in our community!Don't forget to grab your Tim Hortons #SmileCookie 🍪 today! It's a delicious way to support rapid access to mental health support in our community. ❤
Be gentle with yourself. Small progress is still progress![]()
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Timeline PhotosToday I want you to think about all that you ARE instead of all that you're not. Perspective shifts matter 💛
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