Circle Project Assoc. Inc.
2nd Floor,
1102 8th Avenue, Regina SK, S4R 1C9
Tel: (306)
347-7515
Fax: (306) 347-7519
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Mission
Statement
"The Circle
Project provides
support and programs based on the Aboriginal vision of wholeness,
balance and healing. By promoting positive human development,
we encourage people to help themselves through education, cultural
awareness, family and community."~Oct 1997
Programs
Drug/Alcohol Counseling
A full-time counselor is available to provide individual counseling for people struggling with addictions, relapse and life-style changes. Daily group meetings based on the 12-step program are available.Traditional Parenting
"Respect for All" is designed to teach traditional parenting skills in conjunction with compatible, relevant contemporary parenting techniques necessary for parenting today.A variety of current topics are discussed at various activities and are used to assist participants in becoming confident using these skills and techniques. Sessions include hands-on demonstrations, presentations, small group work, videos and practical family assignments.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call the Traditional Parenting Coordinator.
If you are a parent, click here to see more information about how you can attend drop-in Traditional Parenting classes.
If you are a leader or coordinator, click here for information about scheduling parenting sessions for your organization or group.
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Family Violence Program
The Family Violence Program targets families experiencing domestic violence, in or out of the home.Using the holistic approach, the families are guided to explore all options that are available to assist them on their healing journey.
Various programs will be made available:
- Anger Resolution Techniques (A.R.T.)
If you have any questions, please feel free to call the Family Violence Coordinator.
Family
Literacy
"Down the Reading/Rhyming Road" involves children and
parents in fun activities with stories, poems, music and crafts.
It builds better relationships between children and parents.
It provides parents with ideas for collecting craft materials
in
the home. It gives parents practice in working with different
art
media, such as finger paint and playdough. It gives children
the
freedom to be creative in using the stories for craft ideas.
Why is Family Literacy so important?
Statistics show that children who are surrounded by positive language and the written word do well in school. Learning good communication and reading skills help parents to be more confident while working with their children.
What benefits will you gain from this program?
Parents will find that there will be an improvement in relationships both at home and school. The completion of this program will give parents the incentive to take more self-development courses.
Who is involved?
Parents and their children will work together at most sessions.
What will we be doing?
We will learn about reading styles and techniques, how to choose books and rhymes, the value of music and play and participating in literacy activities, such as singing and crafts.
Please contact the Family Literacy Coordinator for more information and how to register.
Circle Project Children's Centre
The Circle Project Children's Centre is a unique facility which was specifically designed for children. Here, we offer a safe and happy environment where children are viewed as resourceful, competent people.
The Children's Centre is fully subsidized childcare licensed by the Child Care Division of Community Resources and Employment. It can accommodate 65 children between the ages of 18 months to 12 years. Ten of these spaces are available to provide respite daycare spaces for parents who are attending treatment programs requiring temporary respite, in crisis situations. A referral is necessary with no fee involved.
Click here for more information.
Circle Project Infant & Toddler Centre
After two years of searching and planning, the opening of the Infant & Toddler Centre occurred on March 28, 2011. The dedication ceremony, lead by Elder Sam Isaac, included the traditional practices of song and prayer.
Located on the corner of Dewdney and Lewvan at 4401 Dewdney Avenue, the centre is licensed for 36 children, 0 to 4 years of age.
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