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We assist women, children, youth and families by advocating on their behalf, providing counselling services, education, social and legal support programs, and child and youth programs. We exist to support our community. Through volunteerism, contributions and donations, our community supports us. Our services and programs are offered at no cost.
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We assist women, children, youth and families by advocating on their behalf, providing counseling services, education, social and legal support programs, and child and youth programs. We exist to support our community. Through volunteerism, contributions and donations, our community supports us. Our services and programs are offered at no cost.
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The Elizabeth Fry Society is a feminist, community-based, registered charity that supports women and their children who have experienced violence, abuse, marginalization and or criminalization. We provide crisis support, advocacy, education, and counselling to help create community awareness, and promote the safety and well being to those at risk of harm.
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We did three audio spots for Victims and Survivors of Crime Week. Join us from May 26 to June 1 for events. Audio spot #1 Audio spot #2 Audio spot #3
May 26 – June 1, 2019 is Victims and Survivors of Crime Week. Find out more about the events planned for our community… In recognition and support of National Victims and Survivors of Crime Week 2019, The Elizabeth Fry Community-based
There is a new permanent part-time position at the Elizabeth Fry Society. The location for this job is Prince George. The closing date is March 22, 2019. If you are familiar with Family Development and Early Childhood Education this job