WELCOME TO STREET CULTURE PROJECT
Celebrating 25 Years
For 25 years Street Culture Project has been giving back to the community by supporting youth at risk. Thank you to everyone that has played a part in helping making a positive impact on youth. We look forward to continue to come together to make space for youth to survive and thrive.
Building A Brighter Future For Youth
Today & Tomorrow
Our mission to create safe spaces youth need to both survive and thrive.
At Street Culture a safe space means celebrating youth for being exactly who they are. Providing them a safe environment and community that is truly inclusive, accepting, empowering, and supportive. To us, this is a foundational component to ensuring that youth not only get their needs met but can grow and thrive beyond their dreams.
Creating a community where all youth feel and believe their life is worth living.
Our vision is to be what you(th) need and so that they ultimately feel and believe their life is worth living. To achieve this it is imperative that we create safe spaces that give youth the opportunity to create, explore, heal, and discover themselves—body, mind, and spirit.
Together we can create a world...
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Where our young people feel like they matter and are not alone
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Where they have what they need to triumph above challenges and reach their potential
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Where they feel safe, protected, celebrated and free to be themselves
By delivering cultural services to participants, we have seen success in their ability to develop community connection, culture, identity and spirituality.
Street Culture Project's Mentorship program aims to empower Regina youth by providing individual, group, and community-based mentoring, along with supportive guidance in developing independent living skills.
The Y-SHORE (The Youth Supported Housing Operations Resource Education) Program helps individuals 16-24 referred to us by CAR (Coordinated Access Regina) transition from homelessness into independence.
Youth Transitions Unit (YTU) works with youth ages 15-21 who are transitioning into independent living.
Regina Connected Youth (RCY) is a reintegration and community connection program designed for Regina youth ages 14-24 with involvement in the Criminal Justice system.
Street Culture Project has 4 peer homes with a total of 19 spaces.
Tuhk Sih Nowin is a 15-bed gender-inclusive emergency youth shelter that serves youth between the ages of 16-18.
What We Do
Creating positive change on the lives of youth
to help foster a brighter future.
3,000
80% of youth reported an increase in the ability to keep themselves safe after receiving our services.
YOUTH SERVED
315
85% of youth reported they had more supportive people in their life after receiving SCP's services.
YOUTH PER YEAR
115
92% of staff expressed that their supervisor or someone at work cares about them.
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CONTACT
Programs and Services
Tuhk Sih Nowin Emergency Youth Shelter
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