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About Us
Our 2-hour education sessions are back!
We are pleased to be offering our trauma psycho-educational groups to anyone wanting to learn more about trauma and impacts on: the brain, memory and emotion; identity; eating and nutrition; and supporting children. These workshops are free for anyone wanting to safely explore these topics, particularly in conjunction with or before counselling. You can click here for more information or contact Chantelle at chantelle.rsac@sasktel.net
1/2 day and full-day Supporting Survivors of Sexualized Violence
These workshops were developed by our partner agency, Saskatoon Sexual Assault and Information Centre, and are for anyone who works or volunteers in organizations who have an increased likelihood of receiving disclosures of sexualized violence by clients, patients or staff. Click here to download the poster for more information and scheduled dates.
Dance and Body Movement
We are excited to be developing a short-term dance-centered trauma therapy group. Registration is free, limited to 8 people and is open to anyone; however, there is a pre-screening process to ensure everyone is in a place in their healing to safely participate. We will be providing more information in the near future and will be starting at the end of April 2022.
Our Team
Our History
Our History
Our team consists of seven staff members and 1-2 practicum students and is continuously growing. Our amazing staff are committed and passionate about the issue of sexual violence in our community.
We also have 40+ committed volunteers who support our 24/7 crisis and information line and offer a compassionate listening ear when it's needed most.
Our History
Our History
Our History
Forty years ago our doors opened as the Regina Women's Community Centre in response to women's rights movements and the need for women centered support. The Centre changed its name to Regina Sexual Assault Centre in 2013 to better reflect who we serve, and to be more inclusive and accessible for everyone affected by sexual violence.
Our Vision
Our History
Our Vision
As a leader and advocate for survivors of sexual violence, RSAC works within Regina and area to ensure anyone affected by sexual violence is supported.
Victims and Survivors of Crime Week with Myrna McCallum
Join us on May 17th from 9 a.m. - noon to hear Myrna McCallum speak to how the legal profession can create a more trauma-informed and supportive justice experience for victims of crime. Myrna brings a wealth of personal and professional knowledge to the topic. For more information or to register, click the button below.