TRiP

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.

🌐 Have peek at our Refreshed Website 🌐
🟢⚪️ Same TRiP Work | 😎 New Look

Thanks to team at imagineeverything.com for their patience & creativity.

YES! Come be part of the team as a Youth Engagement Specialist (YES)
For full job posting, learn more or ask questions....use the email listed in the post.

Thanks to 🙏 Crown Investments Corportation, 7️⃣ TRiP families recieved food hampers for the holiday.

We appreciate your generousity CIC!
🎄 Happy Holidays 🎄

So fun to have Denis from SaskToday follow along for the day. 🎦 📸🎄

VIDEO: Regina’s Cops + Kids turns shopping into connection Officers and kids turned a shopping trip into a lesson in trust, kindness and community spirit.

⭐️ Cops+Kids 2025 ⭐️
Our festive partnership continues with Cornwall Centre, Regina Police Service, & new this year.....Scott Police Academy!
$200 gift cards from the Cornwall Centre, then add the generousity of Great Canadian Oil Change Regina - Quance for purchasing winterwear (🧥jackets & boots 👢) for each of the 20 kids.
What a day! 🎄

Exciting to be at the 📣 preseason game last week.
The donation of tickets 🎟 by the Pats allowed this young fan to attend.
We appreciate your generosity! 👏

📣 Hey! We wanna Celebrate 🔟 years!! 🎈

Collaboration & partnerships take time 🕑, attention & 🤍 consistent nurturing.
It has been TEN years since TRiP's co-location became a reality.
To every individual on the team who has represented our stakeholders, 🙏 Thank You! 🙏

Your commitment to doing business differently by offering a collaborative/coordinated approach to supports & services, is the reason for our sustained existence. 👥

Yesterday some of our TRiP kids toured the police station. They learned about:

- All the tools that an officer has and why they carry them.
-Met members of the SWAT team and saw the inside of the armoured vehicle. The tires alone were almost as tall as some of our youth!
- We ended our tour with meeting PSD Buster and his handler. PSD Buster was just as excited to see the kids as they were to see him! His handler demonstrated how he and PSD Buster communicate and work together.

Thank you very much to our own Sgt. Lalach and the Regina Police Service for making this happen!

There’s always time for jumping, climbing, and…twisting?

The fun and learning never stops with TRiP Summer in full swing!