Construction crews have officially broken ground on a significant new community space in Regina's North Central neighborhood. The project, led by the All Nations Hope Network (ANHN), aims to establish a dedicated center for healing, cultural connection, and hope for the community.
A Long-Awaited Groundbreaking
The ceremonial start of construction marks a pivotal moment for the organization and the residents it serves. The new facility is envisioned as more than just a building; it is designed to be a "place of hope" where individuals and families can access support, celebrate culture, and foster resilience. The groundbreaking event took place on January 09, 2026, setting the stage for the physical realization of this community vision.
Focus on Healing and Community Connection
The core mission of the All Nations Hope Network is to provide holistic support, particularly for Indigenous peoples living with or affected by HIV/AIDS and other health challenges. The new space in North Central will be purpose-built to enhance these services. It will offer a safe environment for cultural practices, counseling, health education, and community gatherings, directly addressing the need for accessible and culturally relevant resources in the area.
By creating a permanent home, the ANHN strengthens its capacity to serve as a vital anchor in the neighborhood. The location in North Central is strategic, placing these essential services within the community that needs them most.
Building a Foundation for the Future
The commencement of construction represents the culmination of extensive planning, advocacy, and community consultation. It signals a tangible investment in the social infrastructure of Regina's North Central. Once completed, the facility is expected to become a beacon, not only for those seeking direct support but also for community empowerment and cultural revitalization.
This project underscores a commitment to addressing community needs through physical space and dedicated programming. The All Nations Hope Network's new building will stand as a testament to the power of community-driven initiatives in creating lasting, positive change.
