Thank you to Tanner and the team from Munz Media who came to our new building to take photos of the construction progress. The beautiful bouquet of flowers to celebrate our one year anniversary of working together was such a nice surprise.
Circle Project’s Council, Staff and children would like to thank National Tire Distributors and Ward Tire Craft for the donation of new tires for our van. This thoughtful gift will be put to good use in continuing our community work. Thank you!
Have you had a chance to check out Circle Project’s 2021 Annual Report? We have got some great information on what we’ve been up to this year. You can also read up on all that’s happening with Circle Project’s Community and Cultural Hub!
Circle Project’s Annual Report 2021
Through the “All That Kids Can Be” focus area, United Way Regina continues to empower Circle Project to positively impact the lives of the many Indigenous children and parents that we serve in the community. United Way Regina works hard to help us provide opportunities for children to succeed in school so that one day they will lead our community into a safe and prosperous future.
Circle Project’s Council, Staff and Families would like to thank United Way Regina for their continued support of the Circle Project, the Children’s Centre and the Infant & Toddler Centre. Through this vital partnership we are able to continue to make a positive impact on the lives of the children and parents who participate in our Cultural Connections for Kids program.
Picture 1 – “I am making flowers for the United Way. Thank you.” Elva
Picture 2 – “My sister’s and me say thank you United Way.” Maria
Picture 3 – “My Spongebob says thank you.” Logan
Congratulations again to Valerie Livingstone and thanks for stopping by yesterday to pick up your 50/50 prize in support of the Circle Project Community and Cultural Hub. Watch our social media for the announcement of our next 50/50 fundraiser.
Circle Project Council and Staff would like to thank the Royal Bank Foundation for their donation towards the creation of Circle Project’s Community and Cultural Hub. With this donation we will be one step closer to our new home in the North Central community. Thank you!
We are happy to announce the winner of our recent 50/50 draw on June 30, 2021, is Valerie Livingstone taking half of the pot. The draw will support the development of the Circle Project Community and Cultural Hub. Congratulations Valerie and have a great summer.
This year for National Indigenous People’s Day, Circle Project and Partners, Indigenous Christian Fellowship and REACH, held an honour walk to remember the 215 children and out of respect for Residential School Survivors. Thank you to Elder Lorna Standingready, Jeff Cappo and Lone Creek, our new friend Katrina Fowler (originally from B.C.), Manny Pratt and the flag carriers. After the Elder’s prayer, 2 minutes and 15 seconds silence was observed followed by an honour song. Then bears were placed on the steps of the Legislative Building. Thank you to ICF for hosting a barbeque following the walk.
Happy Early Childhood Educators Month! Circle Project’s Staff and Board of Directors would like to extend our sincerest appreciation to the staff at the Circle Project Infant & Toddler Centre and the Children’s Centre for your amazing work and dedication in providing the highest standard of early childhood education to our future leaders. Keep up the good work!
Please take the time to watch these news stories regarding Circle Project’s partnership with Aware House Books. They are selling the Red Dress pins to raise awareness around MMIWG. All proceeds are donated to help support the creation of Circle Project’s new Community and Cultural Hub in North Central Regina.
Saskatchewan leaders, community and businesses mark Red Dress Day – Global Regina
Regina Honours Missing, Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2 Spirited People – CTV Regina
