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09/04/2026

What happens when young people are given the space to speak honestly?
They told us what makes them feel unsafe. They told us what support they’re missing. They also shared what safety, belonging, and community look like to them.

Heart to Heart brings those voices together into an action plan that will help guide how SCP continues supporting Indigenous youth in Regina. This action plan synthesizes that youth-led feedback and translates it into concrete next steps for SCP — identifying where we already deliver on what youth need, and where we will grow our programming in partnership with the community.

This is only the beginning of the conversation.

We welcome partnerships with organizations that share our commitment to youth safety, cultural responsiveness, and trauma-informed care. If you would like to discuss collaboration opportunities or support any of the initiatives , please contact Jeff Dudar at [email protected].

Read the full article here: https://streetcultureproject.ca/heart-to-heart/

09/02/2026

We’re counting down the days to the Colliers Cup Regina (Colliers Cup) September 10th! 🏒

Teams of 3-on-3 will take over Scarth Street from 11 AM–4 PM for an exciting day of street hockey, community, food, beverages, music, and plenty of team spirit.

And don’t forget to take part in the 50/50 draw! All proceeds go toward supporting underserved youth in Regina and creating safe spaces where young people can thrive.

We’re incredibly grateful to be part of this event and so thankful to everyone who continues to contribute to our mission and invest in the future of youth in our community.

Bring your friends. Bring your team spirit. Come be part of the day!

08/31/2026

Summer may be winding down, but that doesn’t mean the fun has to.

Before we turn the page to a new season, here’s your reminder to make room for joy. Make time for fun. Spend time with the people who make you laugh. Do something just because it feels good.

And don’t forget — joy isn’t just for summer.
Make room for joy. Make time for fun. No matter the season.

08/28/2026

SCP is more than offering housing and shelters for youth. We support youth ages 12-24 in many ways - from mentorship and employment programs, drop-in services, cultural connection, food support, substance-use support, and having a space to feel supported and accepted. Providing youth with the tools and support they need to navigate challenges, and gain the skills and confidence to thrive.

Our Employment Program supports youth up to age 29, while other programs have their own eligibility requirements. Visit our streetcultureproject.ca for more details.

08/27/2026

It takes a community.

Street Culture Project wouldn’t be where we are today without the people who have shown up along the way.

To everyone who has donated, shared a post, told a friend, attended an event, volunteered, partnered with us, opened a door, offered support, or simply believed in what we’re building — thank you.

Every contribution has played a part in helping SCP grow and evolve, and ultimately, in creating more opportunities for youth to feel supported, connected and safe.

There are so many ways to be part of this work, and we’re grateful for every single one.

Thank you for being part of our community. Thank you for growing with us. And thank you for believing in what’s possible.

08/24/2026

It’s not always about the outcome. Sometimes, the growth is in the process.

A young person may not get the result they were hoping for—but that doesn’t mean there isn’t something worth recognizing.

Maybe they kept trying.
Maybe they asked for help.
Maybe they stepped outside their comfort zone.
Maybe they practiced patience.
Maybe they tried a different approach.
Maybe they simply didn’t give up.

At SCP we use the Nurtured Heart Approach, which encourages us to notice and acknowledge these moments — not just the end result.

Instead of only saying, “You did it!” we can say:
“I noticed how much effort you put into that.”
“You kept going even when it got difficult.”
“I saw you try something different.”

When we acknowledge the process, we help young people recognize that their effort, choices, persistence, and growth matter too.

Because success isn't always about getting it right.
Sometimes, it's about who we become while we're trying.

08/21/2026

Looks like someone’s getting ready for the Colliers Cup. 👀🏒

We’re honoured to be this year’s charity of choice for the Colliers Cup happening Thursday, September 10!

Every team, donation, and cheer from the sidelines helps support safe spaces and opportunities for youth in Regina.

Want to get involved? Join a team, donate to SCP, or come cheer on the players. https://www.collierscanada.com/en-ca/news/colliers-cup-charity-street-hockey-tournament-an

08/19/2026

SCP FAQ: Why is our mission to create safe spaces for youth?

Because every young person deserves to feel safe.
They deserve to feel valued, supported, and like their life is worth living.
For us, a safe space isn't just a physical place—although sometimes, it absolutely needs to be. That’s why we provide spaces like emergency shelter and peer homes for youth who need somewhere safe to stay.

But safety is also emotional, mental, physical, and physiological.

It can mean having someone who listens without judgment.
Having a place where you can be yourself.
Feeling culturally safe and respected.
Knowing there are people who will stand beside you.
Having the stability and support to take your next step.

Because creating safety isn't just about giving young people somewhere to go.
It's about creating the conditions where they can begin to feel safe within themselves, connected to others, and hopeful about what’s possible.

That’s why our mission is simple:
Create safe spaces for youth.
And our vision is to be what youth need to survive and thrive.

08/17/2026

What we give our attention to grows.

The Nurtured Heart Approach encourages us to intentionally notice the moments when young people are showing strength, effort, kindness, courage, patience, creativity, or making positive choices.

And then—name it.
“I noticed how you kept trying.”
“I saw how you helped them.”
“You showed a lot of patience there.”

These small moments of recognition can help young people see the strengths they already carry and build more of them.

Supporting youth isn’t only about helping them through the hard moments. It’s also about seeing, acknowledging, and nurturing what’s already good within them.

Take a moment today to notice a strength in a young person in your life—and tell them what you see.
See it. Say it.

08/13/2026

Get ready for an exciting day of 3-on-3 street hockey tournament, community, and giving back on September 10th!

Teams will hit the court to compete in the Colliers Cup Regina - Colliers Cup, raising funds in support of Street Culture Project and the youth we serve.

And the fun doesn’t stop on the court! Join us on Scarth Street for a community celebration featuring:

Beer garden
Great food
Beverages
Live music
50/50 draw

Come cheer on the teams, enjoy the festivities, and help us create safe spaces where youth can survive and thrive.

Bring your friends. Bring your team spirit. Come be part of the day!

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Regina, SK

Telephone

+13065656206

Website

http://www.streetcultureproject.ca/, https://scp-construction.ca/, https://streetcultureproject.ca/cafe-and-catering/

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