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Annual General Report | 2023
General Services Brochure | 2023
Designer | Robyn Saxberg, Fundraising & Administrative Support
Photography | Robyn Saxberg, Fundraising & Administrative Support
All Contributors
Lindsay Martin, Operations Director & Systemic Advocate
Desiree Dumoulin, Development & Communications Coordinator
Robyn Saxberg, Fundraising & Administrative Support
Alicia Gordon, Court Support Navigator
Strategic Plan | 2023
The 2023 strategic plan reflects EFSNWO’s commitment to enhancing services and outreach. Notable milestones include relocating to a more accessible office, establishing a community drop-in hub, and expanding housing options. The organization’s timeline showcases achievements such as launching the Court Support Program, implementing harm-reduction transitional apartments, and planning further expansions. Our mission to empower and uplift those at risk of criminalization remains at the heart of our strategic initiatives.
Annual General Report | 2022
Contributors:
- EFSNWO Board of Directors
- Lindsay Martin, Operations Director & Systemic Advocate
- Mary Kozorys, Program Coordinator
- Desiree Dumoulin, Development & Communications Coordinator
- Robyn Saxberg, Fundraising & Administrative Support
- Alicia Gordon, System Navigator
- Jen Baxter, System Navigator
- Bonnie Aggamway, System Navigator
- Jolaine Spanninga, Reintegration Worker
Thunder Bay Women’s Day | 2023
Author | Jodi Lundmark, Chronicle Journal
Robyn Saxberg, EFSNWO participated in an in-person interview conducted by the Chronicle Journal highlighting the first Thunder Bay Women’s Day in downtown Port Arthur on August 26th, 2023.
Annual General Report | 2021
Annual General Report | 2020
Round Table Housing Showcase
Annual General Report | 2019
Annual General Report | 2018
Final Report – Housing Insecurity and Justice System Involvement
Elizabeth Fry Society Northwestern Ontario, in partnership with Lakehead University has completed its research into the relationship between homelessness, housing insecurity and criminal justice system involvement among women in the Thunder Bay region. This research highlights some significant gaps in the services available in Thunder Bay, and makes recommendations on how best to meet the needs of those affected by these breaks in services.
Executive Summary – Housing Insecurity and Justice System Involvement
Elizabeth Fry Society Northwestern Ontario, in partnership with Lakehead University has completed its research into the relationship between homelessness, housing insecurity and criminal justice system involvement among women in the Thunder Bay region. This research highlights some significant gaps in the services available in Thunder Bay, and makes recommendations on how best to meet the needs of those affected by these breaks in services.
