SaskAbilities - Regina Region

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SaskAbilities - Regina Region SaskAbilities is dedicated to providing programs and services to those with varying abilities in Sask The Regina Region fundraises under the Easter Seals brand.

SaskAbilities is a registered charity and operates under the authority of The Non-Profit Corporations Act, 1995, of Saskatchewan. The Regina Region of SaskAbilities offers individuals with varying abilities programs and opportunities such as the Business Centre, Vocational Evaluation, and Partners in Employment to develop skills that will prepare them for the competitive employment industry. The Regina Region operates the Quality of Life Program, and the Special Needs Equipment Program that loans, repairs, and sells assistive devices. Business Center

The Regina Business Center provides valuable work experience and employment to individuals of varying abilities. The Business Center is a fully functioning business that manufactures products, and provides commercial services for businesses throughout Canada and the United States. The Commercial Sewing Department manufactures numerous products such as veterinary garments and linens, laundry bags, and surgical caps and gowns. The Wood Products Division manufactures many products such as pallets, shipping crates, and survey stakes. We are CFIA certified for international shipping containers. The Industrial Assembly Department offers a bulk mailing service, envelope stuffing, collating and assembly of information packages, and virtually any type of small parts assembly. Stinger Sports Equipment

SaskAbilities is the owner/operator of Stinger Sports Ringette Equipment. Stinger sticks, Mosspro and Pro ringette pants, and PADDA girdles are manufactured and/or assembled at the Regina Business Center. These items are sold by retailers throughout Canada. http://www.facebook.com/?ref=tn_tnmn #!/pages/Stinger-Sports/122694224468510

Vocational Evaluation

Vocational Evaluation offers a comprehensive range of vocational services to provide training, evaluate skill sets, and identify employment opportunities. Partners in Employment

Partners in Employment offers a continuum of services to help people of varying abilities achieve community employment through job coaching, job development, and employee preparation. There are Partners in Employment offices located in Regina, Saskatoon, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, and Yorkton. Quality of Life Program

The Regina Branch offers Quality of Life programming year round to youth and adults living with a disability, and seasonally to children in the Regina community. Quality of Life programs provide opportunities for individuals to enjoy and enhance the important possibilities of their life, to connect to their community and improve their overall well being. These programs include the Social Leisure Youth Program, Summer Fun Program, and the Life Enrichment Program. Community Relations and Fundraising

SaskAbilities is a proud member of Easter Seals™ Canada. With your financial support to Easter Seals™ Saskatchewan, we can continue to offer the following programs for children with varying abilities in our province:

Camp Easter Seal – Camp Easter Seal is the only completely wheelchair accessible camp facility in Saskatchewan and is dedicated to providing a barrier free experience for all campers. Campers can participate in a number of activities including horseback riding, swimming, and water skiing. Summer Fun – Summer Fun is an urban day-camp that offers leisure and educational activities and field trips within the community. Adaptive Technology Services – Adaptive Technology Services is dedicated to applying electronics and computers to aid in communication and daily living. Regina holds two major fundraising events every year under the Easter Seals™ brand:

Easter Seals™ Drop Zone – Since 2006 “Superheroes” from Regina and area have rappelled down the 22 storeys that is Hill Centre Tower II in downtown Regina. Participants who raise a minimum of $1,500 not only get to see Regina from an incredible vantage point, but they also get to help a child living with disabilities go to Camp Easter Seal and remember what it’s like to just be a kid. Easter Seals™ Paper Eggs campaign – For one month every year, some of Regina’s local retailers ask their customers if they would like to make a small donation to Easter Seals™ Saskatchewan. In return, the customer gets to write their name on a paper egg and have it displayed by the retailer.

The time has come once again to bid adieu to our green space for the year as the cold starts to set in.This space is a p...
10/15/2026

The time has come once again to bid adieu to our green space for the year as the cold starts to set in.

This space is a participant favourite all through the spring, summer and as much fall as we can get to sit and visit, play games, or just relax on a warm Saskatchewan day. We had one last afternoon out there on Friday and savoured every second before it closes for the winter.

But, hey, only six more months until we get to open it back up!

We had a wonderful Thanksgiving at the SaskAbilities houses in Moose Jaw full of games, friends, food and sharing all th...
10/13/2026

We had a wonderful Thanksgiving at the SaskAbilities houses in Moose Jaw full of games, friends, food and sharing all the things we’re thankful for! 🦃

The SaskAbilities photography club has been meeting all summer and fall to capture moments in different parts of the cit...
10/08/2026

The SaskAbilities photography club has been meeting all summer and fall to capture moments in different parts of the city. Here are some of participants’ favourites from the many photos they’ve taken so far! 📸

BINGO! On Friday, Rachelle and Linda played plant bingo at the Keon Garden Centre to help raise funds for the Moose Jaw ...
10/07/2026

BINGO! On Friday, Rachelle and Linda played plant bingo at the Keon Garden Centre to help raise funds for the Moose Jaw Transition House. Rachelle even won a tree! 🌿

Add in dinner out beforehand and it made for another amazing inclusive weekend in Moose Jaw!

What can AI, robotics, and emerging technology make possible for people living with disabilities?In the latest episode o...
10/03/2026

What can AI, robotics, and emerging technology make possible for people living with disabilities?

In the latest episode of Shaping Inclusive Communities, host Emily Hurd, Regional Director, SaskAbilities Saskatoon Branch, sits down with Owen Hein from SaskAbilities Adaptive Technology Services to talk about how fast adaptive tech is changing.

They explore technology built around the individual, from AI and robotics to home automation and simple customized fixes, to help people gain more independence and solve everyday challenges.

🎧 Listen to the latest episode of Shaping Inclusive Communities 🎧
https://music.youtube.com/podcast/vKPjesdjIwQ

October is Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM), a time to celebrate inclusive employment and recognize the skil...
10/01/2026

October is Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM), a time to celebrate inclusive employment and recognize the skills, perspectives, and talents people experiencing disability bring to workplaces and communities across Saskatchewan.

This year’s Canadian theme, “Skills Grow Economies. Disability Inclusion Fuels the Growth.” reminds us that inclusive employment is good for people, workplaces, communities, and our economy.

At SaskAbilities, Partners in Employment works with individuals and employers to create connections, recognize strengths, and build opportunities for meaningful employment.

Throughout October, we’ll be sharing stories, employer perspectives, and activities from across the province that highlight inclusive employment in action.
Because when people have opportunities to contribute their skills and talents, workplaces and communities grow stronger.

Skills Grow Economies. Disability Inclusion Fuels the Growth.

Create your own instant oil portrait: https://portrait.willpower.ca/will-power/home It’s totally free and there’s no com...
10/01/2026

Create your own instant oil portrait: https://portrait.willpower.ca/will-power/home

It’s totally free and there’s no commitment involved.

The portraits are playful, but they make a bigger point. They challenge an old assumption - that philanthropy belongs to the wealthy elite whose portraits hang in gilded frames.

We all have the power to make an extraordinary impact. But most of us never hear about the different ways we can do that. For example, even 1% in a Will to support SaskAbilities build inclusive communities for people experiencing disability, can make a difference.

It’s why we’ve joined Will Power, a national campaign bringing together charities, financial advisors and legal professionals all getting the word out.

A little food for thought...and a very fancy portrait.

Address

825 McDonald Street
Regina, SK
S4N2X5

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+13065699048

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