In recognition of Black History Month (BHM), Leslie-Ann Fullerton, Critical Time Intervention Specialist and Outreach Worker at Elizabeth...

Our Reintegration Counselling program provides one-on-one and group counselling for women who are on Ontario probation and parole, using...

As an organization we were able to navigate another year amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Though the majority of our services continued to...

November 14-20, 2021 marks this year’s Victims and Survivors of Crime Week. It is an annual outreach initiative from the Justice Canada...

We are pleased to have facilitated our first mindfulness series for black women aged 18-29, in partnership with Planned Parenthood...

On September 8, 2021 we hosted our second successful virtual Annual General Meeting. We were happy to share updates about our...

Building Employment Strategies Together (BEST) is a program which offers a variety of support and resources to women looking to...

The month of June has become known widely as Pride Month in Canada and around the world. The Pride movement was ignited by the 1969...

The Reducing Stigma project is a partnership with WomanACT and Black, Indigenous, Persons of Colour (BIPOC) women with lived experience...

My Start-Up is an entrepreneurial training and support program for women who want to start their own business and those who have recently...

Everyone should have access to safe and affordable housing. Each year for Elizabeth Fry Week, the Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry...

How our Executive Director, Kelly Potvin became a prison abolitionist. I am a prison abolitionist. I am also a survivor/victim of...

Thanks to the United Way of Greater Toronto’s Emergency Community Support Funding, Elizabeth Fry Toronto has been able to deliver mobile...

2020 was very different from what we all expected. Navigating a pandemic showed us how important community is and highlighted the needs...