Needle Exchange Program

Carmichael Outreach hosts one of the Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region’s needle exchanges...
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Children’s Needs

With available resources we stock basic children's needs such as diapers, milk, formula, and wipes to give away, free of charge, to parents and children in our community...
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Coffee Room

Carmichael provides a coffee room for clients to come and meet with their neighbours...
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Food Recovery Statistics

Carmichael Outreach recovered and served over 28,286 meals in 2011...
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Referrals

As part of a network of service providers across the city, it is very important for us to form and maintain partnerships with other organizations around the city...
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Carmichael Kids Camp

In August of 2011 Carmichael sent over 30 youth from our community to Camp Monahan for a four-day long youth retreat...
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Art Program

With assistance from the Urban Aboriginal Strategy, local artists teach both adults and children a wide variety of artistic skills at Carmichael's drop-in art class every Tuesday afternoon...
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Latest From Our Blog

Mar
30

Support for Much-Needed Affordable Housing Absent from Federal Budget 2012

The 2012 federal budget outlines no plans to invest in affordable housing or in measures to end homelessness. "While the housing investments made through the economic stimulus program that wrapped up in 2011 have made a real difference, we are disappointed that this budget was effectively silent on affordable housing because so many needs remain," said CHRA President Bruce Pearce. "With 1.5 million households unable to afford a decent home and 300,000 Canadians going without a roof over their head on any given night, support from the federal government is needed," said Pearce...
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Mar
08

Supervised injection clinics for drug addicts make neighbourhoods safer

When natural concern for neighbourhood safety and cleanliness turns into irrational pronouncements and wild fears, the record needs to be set straight. Montreal's public-health department wants to set up three supervised-injection facilities. One would be in a community health clinic called Cactus Montréal, which already provides clean needles to addicts in the downtown area. But a coalition of downtown residents, opposing the addition of supervised injections, says it's "worried about the honey pot effect...
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Feb
03

Rising HIV infection linked to intravenous drug use

HIV infection from needle sharing is declining across the country, except in Saskatchewan where there has been a significant increase – largely in the Aboriginal community. "There is some other thing going on and we have to uncover what that is," said Ann Livingston, director of the Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users. She says a safe injection site, like the one in Vancouver might work in Regina, but first the treatment centres that already exist should be able to provide the right care...
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Feb
01

Emergency shelters at over-capacity but not because of the cold

"Our men's shelter has been running for the last months at full capacity. It's very rare that we are not all the way full," said Rebecca Cochrane, Development Director for the Souls Harbour Rescue Mission."The biggest factor is the housing situation in the city. That is causing the homelessness issue to come out and really be apparent." Regina' rental vacancy rate is one of the lowest in the country at 0.6%. The co-founder of the Tenants' Association said this combined with rising rents is making affordable housing harder to find...
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At Carmichael Outreach, hope is given a space to grow and those struggling with addictions, poverty, health issues and overwhelming life crisis are shown that people care and are willing to help.