Regina Waterston Centre Receives Homelessness Partnering Strategy Funding

Thanks to more than half a million dollars in federal funding the Salvation Army will be able to assist women recovering from addiction.

Capt. Robert Sessford said he couldn’t be happier to be able offer the service in Regina.

The Salvation Army Regina Waterston Centre is receiving over $500,000 in Homelessness Partnering Strategy funding to place women taking part in the Regina Drug Treatment Court program in a supportive residential facility.

The two years of funding will go toward operating costs and the new women’s program.

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