This document provides information about the Regina Early Learning Centre, including its goals, programs, and attendance data. It operates three locations (Sacred Heart, Dr. Hanna, St. Matthew School) that provide early learning programs for infants through preschoolers, with a focus on education, parent support, health, and community connections. Attendance statistics from April to June 2019 show over 3,300 total visits across the locations. The centre collects family data to track attendance patterns and ensure services reflect the diversity of Regina.

1. Administered by the Regina Early Learning Centre

2. Why the Early Years (Prenatal – 5)?

3. Education
investment begins
at Age 5

6. Place to Connect

7. Place to Explore

8. Place to Investigate

9. Place for Infants

10. Place for Toddlers

11. Place for Preschoolers

12. 4 Pillars
• Early Learning
• Parent Education
• Health and Wellness
• Information and Referral

17. Poverty line
Living wage info
Connection to family
size

18. 88% speak English at home
Representing Over 108 Countries, and over 80 languages
• 71% Caucasian
• 10.7% First Nation
& Metis
• 18.3% Newcomers

19. April
Number of children
attending
Number of adults
attending
Number of Members
Total Attending Drop-in
Play and Learn Time
Total Attending a scheduled
program
Dr. Hanna 469 393 210 215 161
Sacred Heart 498 413 204 322 163
St. Matthew 304 277 166 234 123
Total 1271 1083 530 771 447
May
Number of children
attending
Number of adults
attending
Number of Members
Total Attending Drop-in
Play and Learn Time
Total Attending a scheduled
program
Dr. Hanna 518 413 220 285 197
Sacred Heart 458 455 190 297 192
St. Matthew 223 203 128 176 84
Total 1199 1071 480 758 473
June
Number of children
attending
Number of adults
attending
Number of Members
Total Attending Drop-in
Play and Learn Time
Total Attending a scheduled
program
Dr. Hanna 327 260 157 197 136
Sacred Heart 349 312 140 193 121
St. Matthew 188 174 105 158 82
Grand Total 864 746 369 548 339
Grant Total 3334 2900 1379 2077 1259
Early Years Family Centre
Total EYFC Visits as of June 30, 2019: 158,870.

20. The centre has offered my kids many unique materials to
explore on their own terms

21. It has provided a positive and educational play place where my
child can explore and learn through meaningful play.

22. At the centres my phone gets put away and we play more
together. Also the sensory activities allow us to do things
together that we may not at home.

23. These programs very much help my own wellness by being
able to get out with baby. The fact that these programs are
available for no cost is very much appreciated.

24. I honestly think my motherhood experience would have been
more lonely, isolated and frightening without it. My mental
health was improved dramatically by being a participant there
and my girls benefitted from the programming, regular
healthcare/dental checkups and socialization with other kids

25. Initial Registration of new members:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSefHzoG_nZurDsGyRk7IQcDfWqiM37Vinoa-
VWaV7F2iQt_oQ/viewform
The information we collect:
https://docs.google.com/a/reginakids.ca/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdnsonLOFoIkcefBUw7r-
AvcGOFpcB9iPyrKhatvoKoXmKjCw/viewform
How we track attendance:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSevsWGg3M1V0gjDvkHIude2rhwDDbyLuI423sK
DKer7P_G3TQ/viewform

26. Goals with our Data:
• Clean up, ensure limited duplication of memberships
• Capture referrals from other agencies or to other agencies, do they
continue relationship
• Attendance patterns, and within demographics
• Does membership data reflect Regina demographics-income,
background, combined variables

28. Where to find us:
Sacred Heart
1325 Argyle St.
(west doors lower level)
(306) 529-2520
Dr. Hanna
55 Davin Cres
(306) 791-8229
St. Matthew School
4710 Castle Road
(306) 519-8588

29. Monica Totton (306) 535-5993
Regina Early Years Family Centre
reginakids.ca/eyfc
familycentre@reginakids.ca
How to Connect with Us:
@ReginaEYFC