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
Save the Date: Family Literacy Conference 2025!
Mark your calendars! The Centre for Family Literacy is thrilled to announce the 2025 Family Literacy Conference, happening October 8-9, 2025 in Edmonton, Alberta. This
Recent News
Postal Strike: Help Us Continue Serving Albertans
On Friday, November 15, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers launched a national strike, halting mail and parcel delivery services and closing many Canada Post locations. Direct mail is a critical part of our fundraising efforts, especially during the giving season, when a significant portion of our annual revenue is
United Way Campaign – Coats for Kids & Families
Many families in our region can’t afford to purchase the clothing they need to stay warm during Alberta’s harsh winters. This year, the need is even greater as people face financial challenges. You can help! Join CFL in supporting United Way’s Coats for Kids & Families initiative by donating clean,
Join Us for International Literacy Day: Building Foundations for a Better Future
Did you know that improving literacy skills not only fosters skilled employees but also plays a crucial role in reducing poverty and homelessness? As we strive to create more peaceful and sustainable societies, literacy remains a key component in achieving these goals. To celebrate International Literacy Day and explore the
