Elizabeth Fry Society Simcoe Muskoka
102 Maple Ave L4N 1S4 Barrie, ON, Canada

The City of Barrie has proclaimed March 31 2021 as the Transgender Day of Visibility. We celebrate #tdov2021 today as a community. . .... . . . . . . Transcript THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF BARRIE Mayor's Office PROCLAMATION I, JEFF LEHMAN, Mayor of the City of BARRIE, do hereby proclaim March 31, 2021 as Transgender Day of Visibility WHEREAS; Transgender Day of Visibility is a day we come together to recognize transgender individuals in our community and celebrate the diversity, activism, and unity, and WHEREAS; We come together as a community to promote visibility and fairness to all transgender individuals; and WHEREAS; We acknowledge the resilience of transgender individuals through history and how they have contributed to the betterment of society and made our community even more vibrant; and WHEREAS; Gender is a spectrum, and we honour the bravery of the many transgender individuals in our City and region in their authentic gender; and WHEREAS; We reaffirm our commitment to promote the full inclusion of transgender individuals in our community. THEREFORE, I, Jeff Lehman, Mayor of the City of Barrie, do hereby proclaim March 31, 2021 to be "Transgender Day of Visibility." See more

Today is International Transgender Day of Visibility. It was founded in 2009 as a day to celebrate and honour transgender, non-binary and two spirit people. We recognize and celebrate their contributions to society and commit ourselves to continue to fight against the violence and discrimination the community faces. #transrightsarehumanrights #breakthebinary #translivesmatter #transkidsmatter #efrysimcoemuskoka #gilbertcenter #simcoepride #fiertesimcoepride

Thanks to the continued support from @countyofsimcoe we have been able to continue and expand key services throughout Covid-19. #efrysimcoemuskoka #harmreductionsaveslives #davidbusbycentre #jkh #communityhelpingcommunity

This is GREAT news for youth in Gravenhurst! Did you know that Elizabeth Fry Society Simcoe Muskoka provides services to16-17 year old youth across Simcoe County and Muskoka who cannot reside with their parent(s)/guardian(s)? Our Trusteeship program is designed to help them obtain and retain Ontario Works. For more information please check out our website. https://www.muskokaregion.com//10357888-gravenhurst-again/

The entire team at the Elizabeth Fry Society of Simcoe Muskoka would like to give a huge thank you to Delta Bingo and Gaming Barrie for providing funding to purchase 45 oral hygiene kits for individuals staying at the Joyce Kope House Shelter. Amidst a global pandemic, we cannot be more thankful for our amazing donors who continue to support the work we do, even during this difficult time. Thank you so much for your generous support @deltabingoandgaming !!... Joyce Kope House is a 27-bed shelter run by the Elizabeth Fry Society of Simcoe Muskoka and located in Barrie, Ontario. Since March 2020, we have been operating out of a local hotel, and have increased our bed capacity to be able to now support 45 individuals experiencing homelessness. Joyce Kope House relies on dedicated volunteers, churches, organizations, and local businesses to be able to support the 45 individuals residing at our shelter. Together, we can inspire positive change. #community #elizabethfrysociety #deltabingo #joycekopehouse #barrie #ontario

Did you know that there are proven health benefits of colouring? Just 20 minutes of colouring has the power to reduce stress, anxiety, and depression symptoms. Thank you SO MUCH to the Women for Hope Barrie for donating some sketch books, pencil crayons, and care packages to the women residing at Joyce Kope House. This is community.... #community #efrysimcoemuskoka #elizabethfrysociety #CAEFS #womenforhope #thankyou

At the Elizabeth Fry Society of Simcoe Muskoka we understand that navigating social services can be challenging with so many roadblocks in the way. That’s why we created our Youth Trustee Program - to support youth ages 16 and 17 years old who no longer live with a parent or guardian and who require financial assistance to meet their basic needs. If you or someone you know is in need of our support please text or call for more info:... South Simcoe & Barrie: Nicole Shukster 705-794-6226 North Simcoe & Collingwood: Victoria Kaulback 705-818-1816 Muskoka region: Deborah Josipovic 705-644-9748

JKH provides personal care and hygiene items to every woman accessing shelter. With COVID-19 impacting donations we have been incredibly thankful for the support of Delta Bingo and Gaming to ensure that women have access to personal care items, toiletries, and feminine hygiene products. With an average of 40 women accessing shelter every night, their generosity helps support women and inspire positive change in our community. #ourcommunitycares

NEW TO MUSKOKA. For youth ages 14-20 as well as adults residing in Muskoka. Designed to help develop strong emotional and social skills to gain confidence in their ability to make safe and healthy choices in their lives. Group or individual sessions, in person or through Zoom! #youthprogramming #youthmentalhealth #muskoka #budgeting #healthyrelationships #safety

Elizabeth Fry Society Simcoe Muskoka continues to work diligently to provide access to services during COVID19. The Society has been able to adapt quickly to this ever evolving situation thanks to our new Executive Director, Meaghan Chambers. Meaghan has a passion for social justice issues, particularly those affecting marginalized and criminalized women and youth in our community. Thanks to Meaghans passion and tireless efforts, all 25 residents of Elizabeth Fry Society S...imcoe Muskokas shelter have been safely relocated to a hotel in Barrie. This move has allowed for the most vulnerable within our community to have the opportunity to practice social distancing and social isolation as recommended by public health officials. This unique situation brings unique challenges; please consider our most vulnerable, who have no home to isolate in and no family to help them at a time of need. Elizabeth Fry Society Simcoe Muskoka could use your help by donating nonperishable food items, fresh fruits and vegetables, toiletries, and breads. We are prepping healthy lunch meals for those that do not have access to make meals and transporting the food individually wrapped to the hotel for clients of Elizabeth Fry and David Busby. Donations will help the Society continue to support and keep the most vulnerable within our community safe. Donations can be dropped off at out office location of 102 Maple Ave, Barrie.

Check out this fantastic video created by Huronia Transition Homes! Take Back the Night serves as International protest and call to action to end sexual violence against women. Although we werent able to gather in person this year the movement of protests online is an opportunity to use our collective voice and continue to fight for womens universal right to live without fear and violence. #simcoecountytbtn

The last few months have provided significant challenges for many youth across Simcoe County, we wanted to remind everyone that we are here to help! As people fall into a new routine heading back to school, we encourage youth aged 14-20 to sign up for the Safe Independent Choices Program. The program is designed to help participants assess risk, gain confidence in their ability to make safe and healthy choices, and develop critical skills for stress management and self-care while in transition to more independent living. If you are interested in more information or to make a referral contact [email protected] or call 705-818-1686.

Lettuce tell you about the generous donation of vegetables from Culinary Arts and Hospitality at Georgian College! This radish-ing looking haul from their locally grown garden was hand picked and transported to assist us in feeding those in shelter. How a-maize-ing! Huge shout out to Dan Clements, Julien Ross, Chris Hallman and the rest of the Culinary Arts and Hospitality team for your generosity!

Today is International Overdose Awareness Day. Did you know that according to data provided by Health Canada 15,393 apparent opioid related deaths occurred between January 2016 and December 2019? Experts believe that COVID-19 has caused overdose rates to rise in many parts of the country as the need for physical distancing has resulted in more people using drugs alone, and closures and reduced hours to community based services has also made it more difficult for people who use drugs to access safe spaces and support. International Overdose Awareness Day serves as an opportunity to raise awareness of overdose and reduce the stigma of a drug related death. It also offers an opportunity to support families and friends as they remember loved ones who they have lost to overdose.

Join us for our 2020 AGM!

Thank you to the fantastic BMO crew for coming out this morning and giving some much needed TLC to our gardens! Another special thanks to United Way Simcoe Muskoka for coordinating this awesome volunteer event! Our gardens look beautiful! #DayofCaring #LocalLove

In December 2016, Soleiman Faqiri, who was living with Schizophrenia, was violently beaten to death by several guards at Central East Correctional Centre. The Ontario Provincial Police have indicated they will not be pressing criminal charges. Join the family and friends of Soleiman this Saturday August 22 in front of OPP Headquarters in Orillia to demand answers and accountability for Soleimans death!

Did you know that on average JKH houses 460 women annually? During the pandemic, our occupancy has increased with an average of 40 women staying in shelter each and every night. Thanks to funds raised by Delta Bingo and Gaming we have been able to continue to supply women with personal care, hygiene items and pjs- items especially helpful for keeping women safe and feeling their best during this especially challenging time. Thank you to Delta Bingo and Gaming for your ongoing support! #ourcommunitycares

22,000 meals and counting! Since being relocated to a local hotel to allow for safer physical distancing to occur, Chris Hallman has led the Elizabeth Fry team to provide over 22,000 meals to residents of Joyce Kope House and David Busby Centre. Chris volunteered countless hours each week to help prepare, cook, package, and support our staff to ensure tasty meals are ready for residents every day! While COVID-19 has definitely presented new challenges, it has also provided an opportunity for our community to come together and support others in ways we never thought possible! Thank you, Chris for your expertise in the kitchen and your commitment to helping others! Your hard work and fun nature will be missed around the kitchen! #ourcommunitycares

SCATEH statement re Milligans Pond eviction, June 18, 2020 The encampments we are seeing at Milligans Pond and elsewhere around Barrie and Simcoe County are ...a survival response. Due to inadequate affordable housing options, many people experiencing homelessness spend months or years on waitlists and are forced to create their own communities in the form of encampments to meet their basic needs. We recognize that the City has bylaws in place that do not allow for sleeping overnight on public property, and at times feels the need to enforce these bylaws in response to constituent complaints. However, we have reminded city staff that forced evictions of encampments are a violation of international human rights laws and put the individuals experiencing homelessness in an even more vulnerable position. Rather than evicting encampments and criminalizing homelessness, we would like to see a focus on creating low barrier, affordable housing options - with the right options to match the needs of those living in encampments, evictions could be avoided altogether. We invite anyone concerned with the encampments to work with us to provide meaningful housing options to meet this need. This media statement and SCATEHs Position Paper on Homeless Encampments can be found at: https://www.scateh.com/advocacy.html

[version française ci-dessous] -- CAEFS Memorial Bursary applications are now open! Apply by July 13th 2020! ... The Memorial Bursary is an annual bursary distributed by CAEFS that seeks to criminalized women in reaching their educational and employment goals. For education the bursary can go towards: tuition / course fees, required books, and required materials. For employment to bursary can go towards: start-up costs for a small businces, certification courses, required clothing, or required equipment/ materials. Click here for more information and to apply: https://www.caefs.ca/caefs-memorial-bursary-applications-a/ -- Demande de bourse commémorative de l'ACSEF est maintenant ouvert! Postulez avant le 13 juillet 2020! La bourse commémorative est une bourse annuelle octroyée par lACSEF qui vise à aider les femmes incarcérées à atteindre leurs objectifs en matière déducation et demploi. Pour léducation, la bourse peut être utilisé pour: les frais de scolarité / cours, les livres et le matériel requis. Pour une bourse à lemploi, elle doit être utilisée pour: les frais de démarrage dune petite entreprise, les cours de certification, léquipement / le matériel requis. Cliquez ici pour plus d'informations et pour poser votre candidature: https://www.caefs.ca/les-demandes-de-bourses-commemorative/

Elizabeth Fry Society Simcoe Muskoka is excited to announce the launch of our new program, Safe Independent Choices, for youth 14-20 years of age. This program is designed to help participants assess risk, gain confidence in their ability to make safe and healthy choices, and develop critical skills for stress management and self-care while in transition to independent living. We are happy to work with and have the support of Ontario Trillium Foundation to inspire positive change in the lives of youth across Simcoe County over the next 3 years.

[version franaise ci-dessous] -- CAEFS Memorial Bursary applications are now open! Apply by July 13th 2020! ... The Memorial Bursary is an annual bursary distributed by CAEFS that seeks to criminalized women in reaching their educational and employment goals. For education the bursary can go towards: tuition / course fees, required books, and required materials. For employment to bursary can go towards: start-up costs for a small businces, certification courses, required clothing, or required equipment/ materials. Click here for more information and to apply: https://www.caefs.ca/caefs-memorial-bursary-applications-a/ -- Demande de bourse commmorative de lACSEF est maintenant ouvert! Postulez avant le 13 juillet 2020! La bourse commmorative est une bourse annuelle octroye par lACSEF qui vise aider les femmes incarcres atteindre leurs objectifs en matire dducation et demploi. Pour lducation, la bourse peut tre utilis pour: les frais de scolarit / cours, les livres et le matriel requis. Pour une bourse lemploi, elle doit tre utilise pour: les frais de dmarrage dune petite entreprise, les cours de certification, lquipement / le matriel requis. Cliquez ici pour plus dinformations et pour poser votre candidature: https://www.caefs.ca/les-demandes-de-bourses-commemorative/

June 1st marks the beginning of both Pride and National Indigenous History Month. Throughout the month join us as we recognize the history, diversity, and courage of 2SLGBTQ+ and Indigenous peoples throughout Canada, while calling attention to the disproportionate ways these communities are affected by systemic and structural discrimination. #pride #Indigenoushistorymonth

Today marks World Hunger Day and serves as a reminder that hunger is a global issue in need of a global response. In Canada, 1 in 8 households have experienced food insecurity in the last year, with women being particularly vulnerable to food insecurity. Data indicates 1 in 3 households led by lone female parents experience food insecurity, and 60% of the worlds hungry are women. These numbers are expected to be negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, leaving even more people vulnerable in our communities. #Worldhungerday #Endhunger

Thank you to Firehouse Subs (Barrie) for providing lunch to particpiants of Elizabeth Fry Society Simcoe Muskoka and David Busby Centre today! Everyone enjoyed! Delivered to rooms by two of our rock star staff Sheila and Rachel! #nobodyleftbehind #ourcommunitycares #firehousesubsbarrie

Research has long recognized that the intersection of multiple social, health, economic and environmental factors put one at risk of being criminalized. It is no coincidence then that women, in particular racialized, young, and poor women, continue to make up one of the fastest growing prison populations in Canada. To imagine a world without prisons is to imagine a world of long term and sustainable actions to alleviate those risk factors. Instead, we dream of a world that focuses on supporting individuals to build on known protective factors, such as increased access to social supports, health care, and education. #imagineaworldwithoutprisons #efryweek2020

In this time of physical distancing community is as important as ever. The dictionary loosely defines community as a unified body of individuals. At EFSSM this translates to a group of resilient women, men, youth, volunteers, and partners with the unified goal of empowering and supporting one another to inspire positive change. To us, a thriving community is one of equality, support, understanding, respect, empathy, and resilience. What does a thriving community mean to you? #efryweek2020 #buildcommunitiesnotprisons

This week marks National Elizabeth Fry Week. This year CAEFS theme is Build Communities, Not Prisons. Join us this week in recognizing and highlighting the amazing community building work happening at EFSSM and at Elizabeth Fry Societies across the country! #imagineaworldwithoutprisons #buildcommunitiesnotprisons #Efryweek2020

Next up we'd like to thank and shout out Tanya P! Tanya is an awesome Youth Justice Comittee volunteer who dedicates her time to supporting youth in our Youth Justice Programs in the Barrie area. Tanya has a background in law having obtained a B.A. majoring in Law from the University of Carleton and a Diploma majoring in Paralegal Studies from Sheridan College. She was subsequently licensed as a Paralegal in 2012. She currently works as a court clerk and is a mother of 2 youn...g children. Tanya developed an affinity for working with youth through years of work and volunteering opportunities. During her schooling, she was involved in organizing and running basketball camps during the summer months for youth aged 8-17. More recently she was a part of the Barrie Royals Basketball Program coaching young women aged 14-18. Tanya started out at Elizabeth Frys Youth Justice Committee Program about 4 years ago after being introduced to the committee through a co-worker. Tanya enjoys her time with the youth that come through the program. She loves getting to know each youth individually gaining valuable insight into the struggles of growing up in todays modern world. She believes this program is an important part of the community at large; giving the youth an opportunity to avoid criminal charges by holding them accountable in a meaningful way and saving valuable court time. She strongly believes in volunteerism and giving back to the community. Thank you Tanya for your ongoing support of EFSSM and youth in our community!

And to the volunteers who have selflessly stepped up to provide support during COVID-19, a huge thank you! This unprecedented situation has certainly brought unique challenges, but through creative collaboration and the support of our community we have been able to help keep some of the most vulnerable members of our community safe! Chris Hallman and Jordan Leduc spend countless hours in the kitchen preparing and individually packaging healthy meals to be transported to resi...dents of Joyce Kope House and David Busby Centre each week. They work hard to ensure up to 100 tasty meals are ready each and every day. Thank you, Chris and Jordan, for all that you do! We are so appreciative of all your help and expertise and we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. The folks featured this week represent a small fraction of our fantastic line up of volunteers! So to all of our volunteers, thank you, we couldnt do it without you!

As we wrap up National Volunteer Week, we want to take this opportunity to thank some other extraordinary volunteers that support Elizabeth Fry Society Simcoe Muskoka year-round! To our outstanding Board of Directors, thank you for your ongoing work toward our mission to support, advocate and empower individuals at risk to enrich their lives and to inspire positive change. Your hard work and support of the community does not go unnoticed!

Today please join us in recognizing and thanking volunteer Enda S! Enda is an incredibly kind volunteer who dedicates her time to supporting youth in our Youth Justice Programs in the Orillia and Midland area. Enda has had the privilege of working as an executive level Human Resources practitioner within various public sector organizations for over twenty-five years. She is a Certified Human Resources Leader (CHRL) and holds a Master of Laws from York Universitys Osgoode Hal...l Law School. She is involved with the Human Resources Professionals Association (HRPA), the Alternative Dispute Resolution Institute of Ontario (ADRIO) and presently holds the position of Professor - Human Resources with Georgian College. Enda also writes educational material for Nelson Education Canada in Human Resources studies. When asked about why she volunteers, this is what Enda had to say: I wanted to volunteer for the Youth Justice Committee (YJC) with the Elizabeth Fry Society for a number of reasons. First, and foremost, I believe in second chances - we all deserve them. Second the opportunity to give back through the YJC helps to re-shape the community that we share together with all youth. Third social justice and restorative justice are not just theoretical concepts. I wanted to put these theories into practice in a meaningful and positive way because I believe in them - they are real. I am so very grateful to be part of making positive change happen in our communities through the YJC And we are so very grateful to have you Enda! Thank you for your continued support of youth and EFSSM!

We're looking for help to continue to provide extended shelter options for women experiencing homelessness or leaving prisons during the COVID -19 pandemic. See posting for details!

Did you know EFSSM has volunteers trained to facilitate Restorative Justice Circles? Our dedicated Restorative Justice volunteers support our community by facilitating Restorative Justice Circles for youth, their families, victims, and other members of the community. This important role allows youth and others impacted by a young persons actions to share in a safe space and come up with meaningful resolutions. Today we want to thank one of our remarkable RJ facilitators Zac...hary L! Zachary has been volunteering at Elizabeth Fry Society Simcoe Muskoka for four years. He enjoys helping the Youth in our programs and being able to help the community. Zachary graduated from Carleton University with BA Hon., Political Science. He is a licensed Paralegal, Youth Justice Facilitator, Workplace Fairness Analyst, and Mediator. He also holds a certificate from Ryerson University in Non-Profit and Voluntary Sector, Organizational Management. Thank you Zachary for all that you do!

Next up wed like to thank and shout out Tanya P! Tanya is an awesome Youth Justice Comittee volunteer who dedicates her time to supporting youth in our Youth Justice Programs in the Barrie area. Tanya has a background in law having obtained a B.A. majoring in Law from the University of Carleton and a Diploma majoring in Paralegal Studies from Sheridan College. She was subsequently licensed as a Paralegal in 2012. She currently works as a court clerk and is a mother of 2 youn...g children. Tanya developed an affinity for working with youth through years of work and volunteering opportunities. During her schooling, she was involved in organizing and running basketball camps during the summer months for youth aged 8-17. More recently she was a part of the Barrie Royals Basketball Program coaching young women aged 14-18. Tanya started out at Elizabeth Frys Youth Justice Committee Program about 4 years ago after being introduced to the committee through a co-worker. Tanya enjoys her time with the youth that come through the program. She loves getting to know each youth individually gaining valuable insight into the struggles of growing up in todays modern world. She believes this program is an important part of the community at large; giving the youth an opportunity to avoid criminal charges by holding them accountable in a meaningful way and saving valuable court time. She strongly believes in volunteerism and giving back to the community. Thank you Tanya for your ongoing support of EFSSM and youth in our community!

Today please join us in recognizing & thanking Janet M. Janet is a stand out volunteer who dedicates her time to supporting youth in the Collingwood/ Wasaga Beach area. Like all of our volunteers, Janet has a unique background that provides great perspective in Youth Justice Committee Conferences. We asked Janet to share a little bit of her story: " In 1964 I began my working life as a registered nurse after graduation from the Hospital for Sick Children. I nursed for a few ...years in Toronto, then after marriage, at RVH in Barrie in the pediatric dept. In 1968 I was hired by the Simcoe County Childrens Aid Society and except for a hiatus for Maternity leave, worked as a front line social worker in various capacities for 30 years retiring in 2005. Very soon after retirement, I began caring my first grandson on a full-time basis and later for his brother. As their Mom is a teacher, I had lots of breaks during her maternity leaves and summers off. It was wonderful. The boys are now almost 16 and 13. My first post retirement volunteer commitment was with E. Fry. As Ive always enjoyed working with children and adolescents, and knew of the Youth Justice program, it seemed like a good match and has continued so to this day...never onerous, always interesting. Ive added other volunteer commitments, working with seniors, being a regular blood donor and in all kinds of weather gardening and growing a lot of our own food. My husband of 51 yrs. (the builder of our home) and I live on 46 acres south of Creemore. Among other things, in no particular order, I enjoy baking, walking, reading, and local theatre. Some recent health issues slowed me down but not too much." Thank you Janet for all that you do!

This National Volunteer Week we will be highlighting some of our fantastic volunteers! To start well be introducing some of our awesome Youth Justice Committee volunteers from throughout Simcoe County! Youth Justice Committee volunteers assist youth accessing our Youth Justice Programs by providing important community perspective. YJCs support youth and their families to recognize the harm caused by a youths actions, the impact to victims and community, and the ways youth c...an make things right. Thank you to all of our incredible Youth Justice Committee volunteers for helping to inspire positive change throughout Simcoe County! First up are Cheryl and Mike C. Cheryl and Mike are a dynamic duo who have been volunteering with Elizabeth Fry Society Simcoe Muskoka for over a decade!! The pair generously volunteer their time to facilitate Youth Justice Committee Conferences for youth participating in our Youth Justice Program throughout the South Simcoe area. They highlight the positive changes they see from Youth in the program as their favourite part of volunteering, and share it is a nice feeling to give back to the community that has long supported them and their business. We are so fortunate to have Mike and Cheryl and cannot thank them enough for their long-time support of Elizabeth Fry Society and youth in our community!

International Women's Day is a day that globally celebrates the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. Today also marks a call to action for accelerating gender parity. #EachforEqual #IWD2020 #womensupportingwomen #collectiveindividualism #womenempowerment #Efrysimcoemuskoka

April 19th- 25th marks National Volunteer Week in Canada. Elizabeth Fry Society Simcoe Muskoka is privileged to have passionate and caring volunteers that dedicate their time to support our community. Join us in celebrating and thanking all of our volunteers for their ongoing commitment and contributions! #cheerstovolunteers #NVW2020

Were looking for help to continue to provide extended shelter options for women experiencing homelessness or leaving prisons during the COVID -19 pandemic. See posting for details!

We want to send out a HUGE THANK YOU to Firehouse Subs, for donating 100 subs to feed all of those in shelter at Elizabeth Fry Society Simcoe Muskoka and David Busby Centre yesterday! Everyone loved them! We cant stress enough how wonderful it is to see community members and businesses stepping up to support individuals experiencing homelessness during this very difficult time. Thank you Firehouse team!

Social distancing to reduce the spread of viruses in communal living spaces such as shelters can be difficult. Joyce Kope House remains open and operational for women exiting institutions or experiencing homelessness in Simcoe County. Please consider supporting women at Joyce Kope House during this time. Donations of personal hygiene items, sanitizers and disinfectants, and food are greatly appreciated.

International Womens Day is a day that globally celebrates the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. Today also marks a call to action for accelerating gender parity. #EachforEqual #IWD2020 #womensupportingwomen #collectiveindividualism #womenempowerment #Efrysimcoemuskoka

Sending a huge thank you to Delta Bingo & Gaming Barrie for the continued support over the years! Our participation in your charity volunteer program has had a significant impact on our ability to deliver critical services to women and girls, youth and men.

Big thank you to the Wells family and friends: Anne Wells, Shelby Wells, Sherry Wood, Kim Stratton, Katherine Dempster, Theresa Bryant and Lucie Falcioni for their generous donation of filled gifts bags for the women staying at Joyce Kope House!

Gift Train Teamwork Elizabeth Fry Society Of Simcoe County!