Regina Region Local Immigration Partnership

The Employment Services with Regina Open Door Society Inc. is delighted to announce their upcoming Personal Care Worker Preparation Workshop (online) on August 4 - 12, 2026 from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

This workshop prepares clients for the Personal Care Worker Certification exam by presenting relevant knowledge and practical skills. Clients who complete the workshop will be eligible for the certification exam (in-person) on August 17 & 18, 2026 from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM.

The Personal Care Worker workshop is accessible to all newcomers to Canada (focusing on but not limited to newcomers within the past 5 years) aged 16 and above who experience cultural and or language/ literacy barriers to employment. Participants must demonstrate a CLB 5+ level of English proficiency.

To enroll in the workshop, interested clients must be registered with Employment Services and meet with their Employment Counselor for the workshop/ certification need assessment.

If not registered, please register at https://rods.sk.ca/programs/employment/ or contact RODS' Employment Services at (306)-352-3521 or [email protected].

Heat warning in effect ☀️

View our Extreme Weather Spaces poster to find locations to cool off and hydrate.

A list of locations can be found at https://Regina.ca/CoolingSpaces

🌿 There's still time to register! 🌿

Rooted Connections Regina still has a few spots available in their Wellness Warriors Camp, running July 27–31 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Designed for children ages 7–11, this fun and engaging camp helps kids build confidence, develop healthy coping skills, and connect with others in a supportive environment.

To register your child or learn more, please contact them at 306-525-0521.

Ready to become a Canadian citizen this summer? 🇨🇦

Take the next step on your citizenship journey with the Orientation Services for Newcomers (OSN) Citizenship Course with the Regina Open Door Society Inc.

Designed for eligible permanent residents, this course will help you prepare for the Canadian citizenship test with confidence. Learn about Canada's history, values, government, and the rights and responsibilities of Canadian citizens in a supportive learning environment.

Who can register?
• Permanent residents
• 18 years of age or older
• CLB 4 or higher

Start preparing this summer and move one step closer to Canadian citizenship.

Learn more and register:
🔗 https://bit.ly/4beksaP

The Honourable Mohamed has spent her career advocating for inclusion and opportunity, shaped by a family history of displacement and a story rooted in resilience and service.

Her perspective is clear: “Don’t judge someone’s potential by where they come from. Refugees bring entrepreneurial thinking and perspectives that can move organizations forward.”

As Senator Mohamed says best, Canada’s economy has been built by newcomers and refugees for generations, and continues to be strengthened by them today.

💡 Visit the Welcoming Economy website to learn how refugee talent can strengthen your business: https://bit.ly/we-2026

Hire refugees. Global talent for local success.

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