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Our $5 Annual Membership: Small Fee, Huge Community Impact
Every year on September 1, our annual community memberships reset for the upcoming season (valid from September 1 through August 31). Whether you are a long-time resident or brand new to the neighbourhood, purchasing a membership is the easiest way to stay connected, stay active, and give back to your local community.
What Your Membership Offers
Program Eligibility: A valid membership is mandatory to register for any of our cost-recovery community programs—from children's soccer and youth crafts to adult yoga and fitness classes.
The City-Wide Agreement Passport: Your $5 membership is fully recognized across Regina. If a program you or your family want to join is full here, or if another neighbourhood offers a unique class we don't have, your card allows you to register there without purchasing a second membership.
Free Event Admission: Members enjoy free or heavily discounted entry to our neighbourhood pop-up events, including community movie nights, seasonal public skates, and winter carnivals.
Where Does Your $5 Go?
We are a 100% volunteer-run, non-profit organization. Every single dollar from our membership sales is reinvested directly back into our neighbourhood. Your $5 fee helps us cover:
Gear & Equipment: Purchasing equipment for youth sports and vital volunteer safety gear.
Donations/Initiatives: Funding local events.
Community Newsletter: Printing and distributing our neighbourhood newsletters to keep everyone informed.
How to Buy and Use It
Online Checkout: When registering for any program online via our forms, the confirmation email will remind you to purchase your $5 membership.
In-Person Registration: You can also purchase a physical membership card via cash or cheque at any of our seasonal Registration Nights hosted at the Glencairn Rec Centre.
Keep It Handy: Once purchased, you will receive a digital confirmation email. Keep this receipt of your membership card number ready when registering programs anywhere in Regina! or bring it to your first class.
Two Forever…in motion Leadership Training Sessions
Two Forever…in motion Leadership Training Sessions
Session 1:
Tuesday, September 15, 22, 29, and October 6
Session 2:
Wednesday, November 18, 25, and December 2, 9
Time: 9:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Location: Glencairn Neighbourhood Centre, 2626 Dewdney Ave E
Cost: Free
A Certificate of Participation will be awarded to individuals who successfully complete the entire training program. To be eligible, participants must attend all four days of one session and commit to volunteering for a minimum of six months.
For more information or to register:
Marisol
306-766-7163
marisol.molinasmith@saskhealthauthority.ca
Additional Opportunities:
How to Become a Forever…in motion Leader – Orientation
Thursday, October 1
Time and location: To be announced
To register call Marisol at 306-766-7163 or email at marisol.molinasmith@saskhealthauthority.ca
Fall Prevention – Stay on Your Feet
Tuesday November 17 1:00pm - 2:30pm – Sunrise Library – register online Regina Library/ Drop In are welcome
Thursday November 26, 10:30am – 11:30am – George Bothwell Library – register online Regina Library/Drop In are welcome
The Repair Café is Coming to Our Community Centre!
The Repair Café is Coming to Our Community Centre!
Got a broken toaster, a torn pair of jeans, or a bike that needs a tune-up? Don’t throw it away—bring it to the community centre and get it fixed for free!
We are excited to host the EnviroCollective Repair Café right here at our centre. Skilled volunteer fixers will be on-site to help you repair your broken household items. Instead of sending repairable goods to the landfill, come down to keep your items in use, save money, and learn practical repair skills along the way.
How It Works
How It Works
100% Free: Dedicated volunteer repairers lend their time and expertise at no cost to you.
Learn as You Go: You’ll sit alongside the fixer during the repair to learn basic troubleshooting, maintenance, and hands-on mending skills for the future.
Book or Drop In: Secure an appointment slot in advance to make sure a specialist is ready for your specific item, or stop by during the event.
What You Can Bring
What You Can Bring
Clothing & Textiles: Hemming, patching, zipper fixes, and general mending.
Small Electronics & Appliances: Lamps, blenders, power cords, and small appliances.
Bicycles: Basic tune-ups, chain maintenance, and brake adjustments.
Jewelry & Small Goods: Clasps, broken chains, wooden items, and general hardware.
(Note: Major household appliances, mobile phones, and smartwatches cannot be accepted. If your item requires a specific replacement part, please purchase and bring it with you!)
Join Us!
Join Us!
Whether you have an item that needs fixing, want to lend a hand as a volunteer fixer, or just want to drop in and see the magic in action, everyone is welcome.
Stay tuned for our upcoming event dates and booking links—we can't wait to see you there!
https://www.envirocollective.ca/repair-cafe/
More details below:
Join Our Board! We're seeking motivated individuals to help guide our organization.
You can join in several capacities:
Board Member (Specific Role): Take on an official, defined leadership position.
Member-at-Large: Contribute your skills and insights without a fixed role.
Volunteer/Observer: Attend meetings to learn how we operate and jump in to help with tasks as needed.
Board meetings are held on a Monday once a month at 7:00 PM. Feel free to drop in on any meeting to see what it's all about!
Contact us at
email: info@decaregina.ca
phone: 306-789-6559
Outside DECA Bulletin
Get Ready for Saskapalooza SmashFest 2026! 🏐
Get Ready for Saskapalooza SmashFest 2026! 🏐
Sask Volleyball is excited to present Saskapalooza SmashFest, a fun, fast-paced event designed to help young athletes build skills, enjoy friendly competition, and fall in love with volleyball! No previous volleyball experience is required—whether your child is brand new to the sport or looking to build their skills, everyone is welcome!
🌟 Event Details
🌟 Event Details
Date: November 8, 2026
Location: Queen City Volleyball Club Complex – 1802B Stock Rd., Regina
Hosted by: Sask Volleyball
Entry Fee: $10 / child
Registration Deadline: October 27, 2026
💥 What is Smashball?
💥 What is Smashball?
Smashball is a variation of volleyball tailored for Grassroots programs that puts the emphasis on the most exciting part of the game—attacking (hitting and spiking)!
How it works:
Played in a 3 v 3 format on a modified court with a lowered net.
Uses lighter, softer volleyballs.
Utilizes a Catch & Toss method for passing prior to an attack.
On an attack, the receiving team can catch the ball directly or after one bounce to keep the rally going.
🏐 Division Options & Schedules
🏐 Division Options & Schedules
1. FUNdamentals (Ages 6–8 / Grades 1–3)
1. FUNdamentals (Ages 6–8 / Grades 1–3)
Limit: Maximum 15 teams
Schedule:
9:00 AM – 9:15 AM: Registration
9:15 AM – 10:15 AM: Smashball activities
10:30 AM – 11:15 AM: Smashball FUNdamentals tournament
11:15 AM – 11:30 AM: Wrap-up, prize draws & goodbyes
2. Learn to Train (Ages 9–11 / Grades 4–6)
2. Learn to Train (Ages 9–11 / Grades 4–6)
Limit: Maximum 15 teams
Schedule:
11:45 AM – 12:00 PM: Registration
12:00 PM – 1:15 PM: Training (Arm swing / hitting)
1:15 PM – 1:30 PM: Break
1:30 PM – 3:30 PM: Smashball Learn to Train tournament
3:30 PM – 4:00 PM: Wrap-up, prize draws & goodbyes
👥 Team & Registration Info
👥 Team & Registration Info
Who can join? Open to Girls, Boys, or Co-Ed teams.
Team Size: Recommended size is 6 players (minimum 3 players, no maximum).
Individual Registrations: Children can sign up individually and will be placed on a team or added to existing teams needing extra players!
Guaranteed Matches: Every team is guaranteed a minimum of 4 matches.
Note: This is an easy-going celebration of volleyball—it is not a club tournament, and no trophies or medals are awarded.
📝 How to Register
📝 How to Register
To register an individual or a team, head online to Saskapalooza Smash Fest South. If you run into issues during registration, check out the Troubleshooting Guide: HOW TO GUIDE - SmashFest Regstrn.
Don't forget— registration closes October 27, 2026!
📞 Questions?
📞 Questions?
For more details on SmashFest or Smashball, please contact:
Tom Ash (Program Coordinator: Grassroots Programs)
Email: tom@saskvolleyball.ca
Cell: 306-527-4897
Get into the festive spirit at The Cathedral Holiday Craft Market! Join us on Saturday, November 14, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM for a day of local shopping and holiday fun. Admission is completely free!
This year, the market has expanded across three 13th Avenue locations:
Cathedral Neighbourhood Centre (2900 13th Ave)
Westminster Church (3025 13th Ave)
Holy Rosary Cathedral (3125 13th Ave)
Try your luck with our raffle at the door—donations are warmly accepted! All money raised directly supports the Cathedral Village Community Association's programs. Come support local crafters and our community!
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