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…
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Volunteer profile: Oxana Gryshchenko
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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…
Volunteer profile: Kelsey Richard
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Written by: Natalie Jovanic Kelsey Richard started volunteering for the Elizabeth Fry Society of Calgary in June 2016. While she started out on the FamilyRead More…
Volunteer Profile: Aymen Sherwani
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Aymen Sherwani is an undergraduate student at the University of Calgary who hopes to one day go to law school and pursue a career inRead More…
Volunteer Profile: Tatiyana De Costa
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Written by: Natalie Jovanic Tatiyana has been a volunteer for the Elizabeth Fry Society of Calgary for nearly a year. Initially, she volunteered in theRead More…
Honouring Our Voices Gathering: Message From The Executive Director
March 28, 2019 | Blog News
On February 28-March 2, 2019, Elizabeth Fry Society of Calgary in partnership with Pathways Community Services Association – Miskanawah, Boys and Girls Club of Calgary,Read More…
Volunteer Profile: Gurmeet Sawaich
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Gurmeet Sawaich is an undergraduate student who started volunteering with the Elizabeth Fry Society of Calgary in April 2018. She started in the Calgary TrafficRead More…
Breaking Barriers: Identification cards
March 26, 2019 | Blog
Written by: Selwynne Hawkins Alberta ID, birth certificates, health care cards, and Status cards: these basic forms of identification are often taken for granted. TheseRead More…