For low income families with children aged 5 and under, community-based parenting support is available at the South Cariboo Elizabeth Fry Society.

Our Family Support Worker can support families in Ashcroft, Cache Creek, Clinton, Spence's Bridge, and Walachin areas - including nearby First Nations bands and rural communities. Their role is to educate, empower, and support families to establish p...

Building attachment between a parent and child, helping build self-esteem, and more are some of the benefits of the Circle of Security program. Learn more and find a group at the South Cariboo Elizabeth Fry Society in Ashcroft.

Occasionally we're asked about the value of money donations to the Ashcroft food bank. Here's the answer to that question!

For most parents that have had to make these adjustments, finding the balance between work and parenting has proven to be difficult, to say the least, and that's where SCEFS can help.

Please help others in the Ashcroft and surrounding areas by donating food to our food hampers this winter!

Don't feel like you need to fight through a process or event alone. At the Collaborating for Community Success event, hosted by the South Cariboo Elizabeth Fry Society and Ashcroft Hub, you will learn about navigating the challenges of COVID-19 in yo...

Help fill the Ashcroft Food Bank by taking your non-perishables to Kal Tire! You'll receive a $5 discount from your bill and help the community in this food drive.

The South Cariboo Elizabeth Fry Society in Ashcroft wants great board members to join their board! Come attend their Annual General Meeting (AGM) on October 22, 2019

The South Cariboo Elizabeth Fry Society had many events happening in Ashcroft and throughout its catchment area this holiday season!

New support groups were started and some were finished this month at the South Cariboo Elizabeth Fry Society. Check out how well Moonlight Movie Night went as well as the Non-Violent Communication workshop with the District Rotary Club!

Between receiving a donation of 500 cookies, getting training on traumatic loss, working with a poverty law advocate, and more, September was a busy month at the South Cariboo Elizabeth Fry Society that brought with it lots of growth in our programs!