Resources
Find a starting point for connection and support.
Community resources can support your interests and everyday needs. Community Connectors can help you explore options in Regina and find information about social prescribing across Saskatchewan.
What would you like help finding?
Use these topics to start a conversation with a Community Connector. Ask about current availability, costs, accessibility and transportation before choosing an option.
Activities and companionship
Explore places to meet people, creative interests, learning opportunities and ways to participate in community life.
Everyday practical support
Ask for help finding information about food resources, transportation and other day-to-day needs.
Culturally meaningful connections
Talk about the cultural connections and community spaces that matter to you, including Indigenous community resources.
Learn more about social prescribing in Regina and Saskatchewan
Social prescribing supports adults aged 55 and older by connecting them with community and social resources — things like activities, companionship, cultural connections, and everyday practical help — rather than relying on clinical care alone.
People can be referred by health and community professionals such as doctors, nurse practitioners, home-care staff, paramedics, pharmacists, or emergency responders. You can also simply ask about connecting — no formal referral is required.
Community Connectors listen to what matters most to each person, help identify local activities and supports that fit their interests and needs, and follow up to see how things are going. Regina's initiative includes both Indigenous and non-Indigenous Community Connectors.
The initiative has expanded in Regina with support for a second Community Connector, allowing more people in the community to be reached.
Helpful external resources
These organizations share practical information about social prescribing and related supports in Regina and across Saskatchewan. Use them to learn more, then connect with a Community Connector to talk about what fits your situation.
Regina Community Clinic – Social Prescribing
Read about how Regina Community Clinic uses social prescribing to connect people with community supports, and how the process works within their team.
Age-Friendly Regina
Find local projects, events and information that support older adults to stay active, included and safe in Regina.
Saskatchewan Seniors Mechanism – Social Prescribing
Learn about social prescribing work across Saskatchewan, including how community and health partners support older adults.
Partners in Regina's initiative
These organizations work together to support social prescribing in Regina and across Saskatchewan. If you already connect with any of them, you can ask about social prescribing, or start by speaking with a Community Connector.
Regina Community Clinic
A primary care clinic that partners in Regina's social prescribing initiative.
Age-Friendly Regina
A community partner focused on making Regina a welcoming, age-friendly city.
Saskatchewan Seniors Mechanism
A provincial organization that supports older adults and social prescribing work across Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan Health Authority
The provincial health system that works with community partners on person-centred care, including social prescribing.
Métis Nation–Saskatchewan Western Region III
A Métis government partner that supports culturally meaningful connections for Métis community members.
Health Quality Council of Saskatchewan
A provincial partner that helps support learning and improvement for social prescribing and other health system changes.