Community Supports
Community Supports
We’re proud to help more people access meaningful services by hosting community partners at the library. You’re welcome to attend these free drop-in sessions even if you don't have a library card.
Food Boxes
Affordable and nutritious food boxes can be ordered and picked up at Sherwood Village, Sunrise, George Bothwell, Glen Elm, and Regent Place branches.
- Good Food Boxes are available to anyone and can help you save up to 50% off your produce bill.
- Orders can be placed every two weeks.
- Place your order at a participating branch or through the REACH website.
Free Counselling
Thrive Rapid-Access Counselling by Family Service Regina
Need to talk? Free, immediate counselling is now available at multiple RPL locations. These one-on-one sessions provide free mental health support for anyone living in Saskatchewan.
- Family Service Regina counsellors are on site at RPL for 60-minute conversations to help with concerns like anxiety, depression, addictions, stress, grief, relationship conflict, parenting, and other life challenges.
- Walk-in and appointment sessions are in person at multiple library locations.
- Explore dates and locations.
Free Family Law Clinic
Need help with court forms, processes, or questions for family law concerns like applying for child support, custody, or divorce? Get legal information from a Pro Bono Law volunteer lawyer who can point you in the right direction, and to understand if you are eligible for the free legal advice service that Pro Bono Law Saskatchewan also offers.
- Meetings are available in person at Central Library’s Community Commons.
- Limited walk-in times are available, but we recommend making an appointment through Pro Bono Law Saskatchewan.
- Appointments are also free and held in person at Central Library, and will be pre-screened at the time of booking so you can jump into getting free legal advice if you are eligible.
- Explore dates and locations.
Law Librarian
Need help finding legal information? Law Society of Saskatchewan librarian, Alan Kilpatrick, will be on site to help guide you through the many legal resources available. Gain understanding of your options and get referrals to legal assistance organizations in the province who can help with your concerns.
- The Law Librarian will not offer legal advice, but can be a great source of information about your next steps.
- Walk-in meetings are available in person at Central Library’s Community Commons.
- Learn more about the Law Librarian.
- Explore dates and locations.
Library Outreach and Crisis Workers
Need to improve the quality of your life? Get support from Family Service Regina social workers at the library, who can help with crisis intervention, form support, brief counselling services, accessing community resources, and navigating systems related to housing, employment, education, food, mental health, and more.
- Appointments are free.
- The Library Outreach and Crisis Workers office is located in the Community Commons at Central Library.
- Get more information and service hours from library staff in person or on the RPL Hotline at 306-777-6000.
- Drop in or book an appointment.