About Us

St. Elizabeth Family Support Services is a non-profit organization which provides services to individuals and families who are experiencing personal and social challenges. 

The mission of our organization is to unify and empower individuals towards self-reliance in the community; and to further the knowledge of women’s and children’s rights through workshops; and to improve the well-being of families in the community of North York.

In December 2022, St. Elizabeth Family Support Services will be hosting a Christmas party with the goal of supporting families in need during the holiday season. We are looking at providing for up to or over 150 Families. What encompasses this annual Christmas party is a toy drive, Perishable or non perishable food for the children of these families, food buffet/drive, social activities, Music and much more. 

We are looking for donations of any kind to help support our program and ensure the families who rely on us are taken care of during this holiday season.

With your help, we can make a difference for many children, families, Seniors and struggling adults in our community who count on programs like ours to change their lives. We have all been through tough times where a supportive hand would have helped a lot. 

Should you require further information please contact us at www.SEFSS.ca or Stelizabethfss@gmail.com. Furthermore, you can call our office at 647-707-6320. 

Yours sincerely, 
Adesuwa Iyoha 
Executive Coordinator
 

Our Vision:

• To advocate, empower and support children, women, youth and their families.
• Attention is paid to forward looking sustainable projects and programs enhanced by life long learning.
   

Our Mission:

St. Elizabeth Family Support Services mission can be summarized in three principles:

• Integrate and empower people towards good citizenship and self reliance in the GTA community.
• Preserve and increase the knowledge relating to human rights and sustainable development, especially for women and children through advocacy, workshops and self employment programs.
• Advocate for public education and social development through focus groups, seminars, workshops, conferences and related community counselling