What we do
- The Centre for Family Literacy takes a proactive, family centred approach to programming.
- We champion lifelong learning.
- The Centre builds capacity through training in the practice of family literacy.
Why we do it
- Today, 55% of Albertans have the literacy skills needed to do everyday tasks. Imagine if 100% of Albertans had these skills.
- We believe literacy is a basic human right and the foundation on which healthy societies are built.
How we do it
- The Centre creates learner-centered, strength-based, responsive programs, training, and services.
- We collaborate and create connections to strengthen communities.
- Raising awareness of the importance of literacy and its impact on individuals, families and communities is a priority.
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Featured News
AGM & Lois Hole Memorial Literacy Awards
Save the date for the Annual General Meeting and Lois Hole Memorial Literacy Awards on Tuesday, May 13th, at 5:00 p.m. Come celebrate the Centre
Recent News
Links fore Literacy Golf Tournament 2025 – Registration is Here!
The Links fore Literacy Golf Tournament 2025 is the Centre’s annual summer fundraising event and one you won’t want to miss! Mark your calendars for Wednesday, August 20, 2025, and plan to join in on the fun, excitement, prizes, great food, and much more! This year’s tournament will be hosted
Host Your Own Fundraiser to Support Literacy
Are you passionate about promoting literacy and eager to make a difference in your community? We’re excited to announce that you can host your own event and support the Centre! Whether you’re planning a community book sale, a themed dinner, a birthday party, or another creative fundraising idea, your efforts
Join Us for An Evening of Wine & Words 2025
”An Evening of Wine & Words”, presented by Richardson Wealth, is the premier fundraising event for the Centre for Family Literacy and Edmonton’s can’t-miss concert of the year. We’re excited to share all the details of our 2025 event, featuring a sensational program and the return of a crowd favourite—Jim Cuddy. The 18th Annual
