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A Targeted Collaborative Approach to Crime Prevention, Reduction & Community Well-Being.
The Regina intersectoral Partnership (TRiP) is an innovative approach to mitigating or eliminating varying levels of risk and victimization in a collaborative working environment. TRiP is comprised of two components: 11 and Under Initiative (11UI) and the twelve&up Initiative. TRiP is a collaborative partnership aimed at supporting children under the age of 18 who are exhibiting behaviors that put them at risk for criminal involvement or are at increased risk of victimization. TRiP's partnership includes commitment from; Regina Public Schools, Regina Catholic Schools, Regina Police Service, Ministry of Social Services, Ministry of Justice and the Saskatchewan Health Authority.
08/25/2026
👓 Looking to make a meaningful impact with youth?
Come work for this incredible team.
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08/19/2026
Last month, we had the privilege of having Regina Ems out to spend a few hours with our youth! Lots of demonstrations and valuable learning opportunities. We are very grateful for their time they offered to us, the kids had an absolute blast!
08/13/2026
We are sending out a HUGE thank you to Regina Police Service for an amazing day yesterday! It was a fantastic opportunity for some of our youth to learn lots about policing, to meet some members, and of course to have a “friendly” game of basketball! 🏀🚔
07/28/2026
We want to send out a HUGE thank you to the Regina Fire Department for having some of our youth and staff out today! It was a day filled with learning, demonstrations, and of course fun!
07/24/2026
Wow, the fun truly doesn’t stop! It’s never a dull moment when it comes to ! We are so privileged to have the opportunity to access so many wonderful local organizations and activities! #2026
Thank you so much to Regina Red Sox, APEX Adventure Plex Regina, and many more local organizations for all of your support!
07/06/2026
Summer 2026 has kicked off!
We always get asked “what are some things you do in the summer?” We think that the better question is “what don’t we do?”
04/07/2026
Thanks for having us The Evan Bray Show
Want more info: www.tripregina.ca
Thank you, Lisa Frei, TRiP Coordinator and Cst. Janet Klemp, TRiP Intake & Referral Officer, for joining us in studio to talk about youth crime, justice and prevention.
TRiP is an organization that exists in Regina and helps divert high-risk youth from crime.
Brian Pfefferle, Saskatoon criminal defence lawyer, also joined us via phone to provide his legal expertise.
03/31/2026
🌐 Have peek at our Refreshed Website 🌐
🟢⚪️ Same TRiP Work | 😎 New Look
Thanks to team at imagineeverything.com for their patience & creativity.
03/18/2026
YES! Come be part of the team as a Youth Engagement Specialist (YES)
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Regina, SK
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| Monday | 8am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 8am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 5pm |
| Friday | 8am - 5pm |
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