Our new name better reflects who we are and all we have to offer. Rooted Connections better represents the principle of inclusion and the culture and diversity of our staff, clients and community

No! We will continue to offer the same high quality programs and services we always have. We look forward to nurturing and pursuing partnerships and programs in Regina for many years to come.

Rooted Connections expresses our commitment to deep, nurturing support and the strong network we create with and for our community. Rooted Connections is the embodiment of strength, adaptability and genuine care.

Absolutely we do! Catholic was removed from the name because it often created a barrier towards accessing our services as the name gave the perception we were solely a faith based organization.

Employment counselling at our organization involves personalized guidance and support to help newcomers navigate the Canadian job market. Our experienced counsellors assist with resume writing, interview preparation, job search strategies, and career planning to help individuals achieve their professional goals.

Yes, we offer a variety of career-related training programs tailored to meet the needs of newcomers. These programs cover communication skills, workplace culture, job search techniques, and industry-specific training to enhance employability and integration into the Canadian workforce.

At our organization, we strive to provide timely access to our services. Typically, there is minimal to no wait time, and individuals can access our support as soon as they reach out to us. We understand the importance of timely assistance and aim to offer support promptly.

No, almost all our programs are free of charge. The only service might have a cost associated with it is the Counselling Services.

Our counselling fee is $150/hour. However, if this is a barrier, we will work with you to connect you to one of our additional counselling programs.

The Youth Mentor program is intended for youth who are wards of the province. Youth can be referred to the program through their Ministry of Social Services social worker.

For more information, visit the Youth Mentor Program Page.

Youth Mentor is a paid position that commits to work a certain number of hours each week, providing learning opportunities and entertainment to children that are wards of the province.

If you would like to learn more about how to become a Youth Mentor visit our Youth Mentor Program page.

No.
Both Families First and Family Support are voluntary programs and no one is forced to work with us if they don’t want to.

No.
Rooted Connections is its own independent organization and not a government agency. However, we are partnered with the MSS meaning we receive funding and referrals from them.

Yes.
Donations get a tax deductible receipt but if you use our services like counselling for example this is not tax deductible.

At Rooted Connections, we are truly open to all and we recognize that every family and individual is unique which is why we promise to meet each family/person where they are at and provide support specific to their needs. Ultimately our goal is to promote happy, healthy families.

We are an independent non-profit organization, so although we receive some funding through government, we rely heavily on the generosity of public donations. Each and every contribution ensures we can provide the best services to as many of our community members as possible.