From Our Hearts to Yours.
Caring Hearts offers a wide range of support groups, counselling services and education programs for those struggling to cope with grief, loss and/or trauma. We know that reaching out for help takes strength and courage. Thank you for finding your way here, we will work closely with you to support your needs every step of the way.
Purpose
To support our community in navigating grief, loss, and trauma through counselling, mental health supports, and education.
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Vision
A community where everyone is cared for through their journey of grief, loss, and trauma.
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Values
Inclusivity – Accessibility – Respect - Compassion
A Little History
Caring Hearts was established as a non-profit charity in 1983 under the name Regina Palliative Care Inc. (RPCI) At this time, funds were raised to help support the Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region's Palliative Care Unit/Greystone Bereavement Centre as well as the ten-bed facility at Regina Wascana Grace Hospice.
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In 2018, we changed our name from the Regina Palliative Care Greystone Bereavement Centre to Caring Hearts allowing Caring Hearts as a step towards expanding support across the province. Our new name was in honor of our amazing Caring Hearts Grief Camp for Children and Youth and to this day, we continue to provide grief and loss support, education and a place of comfort in difficult times.
Join Our Team
Position: Registered Clinical Counsellors – Grief, Loss, and Trauma
Located in Regina, Saskatchewan, Caring Hearts is a non-profit charity organization established
in 1983 that provides a wide range of grief, loss, and trauma-informed education programs,
counselling services, and support groups providing a place of comfort in difficult times. With the
goal of offering connection, understanding, and belonging to help decrease the loneliness and
isolation that grief and trauma can create, we are seeking two experienced registered
Counsellors to partner with our Education Director to implement our srevices and supports.
The Caring Hearts Counsellors will provide clinical support, advocacy, and counselling services
to individuals, families, and groups affected by grief, trauma, traumatic loss, and life transitions.
Our ideal candidate will be a compassionate practitioner who demonstrates cultural humility,
empathy, demonstrates strong clinical judgement, and understands the impacts of
intergenerational trauma affecting Indigenous peoples within a client-centered framework.