Recovery Stories

2 days ago

One more shout-out to United Way Regina for their help with our Emergency Vulnerable Senior's Outreach Program. We finished off our grant by purchasing some pantry staples to give out to each of the seniors here at Phoenix.

This program was made possible by United Way Regina's COVID-19 Seniors Response Fund funded by the Government of Canada's New Horizons for Senior's Program. ... See MoreSee Less

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Phoenix Residential Society

6 days ago

Thank-you so much to United Way Regina and Scotia Bank for their donation of an infrared thermometer! It's going to be put to good use helping us stay safe and do our COVID-19 screeing!

Our Coordinated Housing Intake Process (CHIP) Program that assesses individuals experiencing homelessness is going to put this to good use helping to screen members of the public attending our office for in-person assessments.This will help keep our staff safe, the people we serve safe, and potentially direct vulnerable individuals for testing when needed. ... See MoreSee Less

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Phoenix Residential Society

7 days ago

Over the past month or so, we've had a couple staff working hard to support some of the seniors that we serve as part of our Emergency Vulnerable Seniors Outreach Program. This program served to assist some of our seniors in keeping busy while staying home, getting a homemade meal once a week, and getting safely out into the community with the support of staff. We were able to provide one-on-one supports that we don't always have time for in our day-to-day operation.

This program was made possible by United Way Regina's COVID-19 Seniors Response Fund funded by the Government of Canada's New Horizons for Seniors Program. ... See MoreSee Less

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