the Law Foundation of Nova Scotia
the Solicitor General of Canada
the Nova Scotia Department of Justice
the United Way of Cape Breton
Correctional Services Canada
Donations and Fundraising and
Grants

Thank you to our Funders!!!

On behalf of the clients, board and staff we would like to express our heartfelt thanks to the United Way Cape Breton and their generous donors for making our Outreach Services a possibility! Without your help these important programs and Services would not happen.

Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies

WOMEN'S WELLNESS WITHIN: Serving Women in Corrections

Our Mission

WOMEN'S WELLNESS WITHIN:
Serving Women in Corrections

"When thee builds a prison, thee had better build with the thought ever in thy mind that

thee and thy children may occupy the cells." -Elizabeth Fry

The Elizabeth Fry Society of Cape Breton is a community based organization that works on behalf of women and young girls who are involved in the criminal justice system, in particular, those in conflict with the law, and those perceived to be in conflict with the law. The members of our Society are dedicated to offering services and programs to those in need, advocating for reforms, and offering a forum within which the public may be informed about, and participate in, all aspects of the criminal justice system as it affects them.

8 bed community residential facility
Accessible
24/7 supervision
Safe, Secure, Holistic Environment

Quick Links

Journey to Justice Together

Satellite Apartment

Handbook for Women in Federal & Provincial Jails

Job Opportunity

Vivian's Project

Elizabeth Fry Society of Cape Breton

Sydney, NS

Telephone: 1.902.539.6165

Email: efrycb@eastlink.ca

Office of the Correctional Investigator

CAEFS

News & Events

The Elizabeth Fry Society of Cape Breton would like to thank and extend our appreciation to the Community Entity for funding our Accessibility Project and making this website possible, as well as, making our community residential facility wheel-chair accessible. This will eliminate barriers to access our programs and services to women and girls in need.