Beading on the Path to Healing Written: by Wes Lafortune Elizabeth Fry’s Indigenous Program Coordinator, Barbara Smith gently cups a tiny beaded moccasin in herRead More…
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The Mother I am Today
May 10, 2019 | Blog SAGE
“I owe a big thanks to The Elizabeth Fry Society of Calgary in helping me become the person I wanted to be and am currently,”Read More…
Mental Health and Crime they are linked
May 6, 2019 | Blog Youth Mentorship
There is a stigma associated to mental illness that causes one to become more isolated and further into their anxiety, depression or other disorders. ItRead More…
SAGE Spring Program update
May 1, 2019 | Blog SAGE
Written by Selwynne Hawkins With five weeks remaining, the current SAGE cohort has now passed the halfway mark. And, since we last checked in, theyRead More…
Volunteer profile: Cole Buchanan
April 7, 2019 | Blog Volunteer Profile Volunteering
Written by: Selwynne Hawkins “Volunteering with the Elizabeth Fry Society of Calgary has really shown me how the justice system can have much greater effectsRead More…
Volunteer Profile: Alexandra Champagne
| Blog Volunteer Profile
Written by: Natalie Jovanic Alexandra Champagne supported the Elizabeth Fry Society of Calgary as a Calgary Traffic & Bylaw Court volunteer from March 2018 toRead More…
Volunteer profile: Serena Sajan
| Blog Volunteer Profile Volunteering
Written by: Selwynne Hawkins Serena Sajan has been a Traffic and Bylaw Court volunteer since December 2018. Like many volunteers at Elizabeth Fry Society ofRead More…
Volunteer profile: Oxana Gryshchenko
| Blog Volunteer Profile Volunteering
Written by: Selwynne Hawkins “I feel like I am making a difference to people who are very scared of coming to court, I can makeRead More…