ABOUT RRLIP
The Regina Region Local Immigration Partnership (RRLIP) works with diverse community members and key stakeholders to strengthen collaboration, build local capacity, and support successful newcomer settlement and integration.
By bringing together organizations from across sectors, we help identify priorities, share knowledge, and create initiatives that make Regina a more welcoming place for everyone.
The RRLIP Community Plan focuses on seven priority areas identified through newcomer feedback, community research, and stakeholder engagement.
Helping newcomers connect with meaningful employment opportunities, career development, and pathways to workforce success in Regina.
Providing information, resources, and community partnerships that help newcomers navigate housing options and establish stable homes.
Supporting initiatives that promote well-being, resilience, and access to mental health resources for newcomers and their families.
Creating opportunities for cross-cultural understanding, inclusion, and meaningful connections throughout the community.
Building relationships and strengthening community networks that help newcomers feel welcomed and supported.
Improving access to affordable, nutritious, and culturally appropriate food through community collaboration and support.
Supporting newcomers in navigating transportation systems and accessing driver education resources that increase independence and mobility.
The Partnership Council is a multi-sector leadership table made up of organizations and stakeholders from across the Regina region. Members represent a broad range of sectors, including settlement services, education, healthcare, employment services, Indigenous organizations, public safety, food security supports, and all levels of government.
Working collaboratively, the Council helps guide the strategic direction of the Regina Region Local Immigration Partnership and oversees the implementation of the Community Plan. Members identify emerging needs, share knowledge and resources, and support coordinated approaches that strengthen newcomer settlement and integration outcomes.
Through partnership and shared leadership, the Council helps ensure local efforts remain responsive to community needs while advancing a common vision of a welcoming and inclusive Regina.
The Immigrant Advisory Table (IAT) ensures newcomer voices remain at the heart of the RRLIP’s work. Members bring diverse lived experiences, representing a wide range of cultures, languages, ages, backgrounds, and stages of settlement.
The IAT provides valuable insight into the opportunities and challenges newcomers experience when settling in Regina. Their perspectives help inform local priorities, community initiatives, research activities, and strategic planning efforts.
Participation on the IAT also provides opportunities for newcomers to build connections, develop leadership skills, gain volunteer experience, and contribute directly to creating a more welcoming community for future newcomers.
Working groups and committees bring together community partners who share a common interest in advancing the priorities identified in the RRLIP Community Plan. These collaborative groups serve as spaces for discussion, knowledge sharing, project development, and collective action.
Current groups focus on areas such as employment, housing, food security, mental and emotional wellness, anti-racism and discrimination, and community inclusion. Through research, community engagement, events, and resource development, these groups help transform identified needs into practical initiatives that support newcomers and strengthen the broader community.
By leveraging the expertise and experience of partners from multiple sectors, working groups play a vital role in turning collaboration into meaningful action.
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Strategic Document
Our roadmap for improving newcomer settlement and integration across the Regina region.
Research
Our roadmap for improving newcomer settlement and integration across the Regina region.
Directory
Our roadmap for improving newcomer settlement and integration across the Regina region.
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