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

An Evening of Wine & Words 2025: A Truly Unforgettable Night
What a night to remember! We are overflowing with appreciation for the incredible support shown during our annual fundraiser, An Evening of Wine & Words.
Recent News

Meet the 2025 Lois Hole Memorial Awards Winners
The Centre for Family Literacy proudly presents the 2025 winners of the Lois Hole Memorial Literacy Awards. Named in honour of the Dr. Lois Hole, a passionate advocate for literacy in Alberta, these awards recognize the outstanding contributions made by individuals, families, organizations, and businesses to advancing literacy in their

Ripple Effects of Kindness: Celebrating National Volunteer Week at CFL
Happy National Volunteer Week and a massive THANK YOU to our CFL volunteer team! Volunteers are the heart of the Centre for Family Literacy and play a vital role in building stronger families and communities. Their dedication and generosity make it possible to offer free literacy programs to children and

Centre’s ED Talks 25th Anniversary on Global News Morning
We’re thrilled to share that our Executive Director, Kimberley Chung, was recently featured on Global News Morning Edmonton to celebrate a major milestone – the 25th Anniversary of the Centre! During the segment, she reflected on our 25-year journey, introduced our new mascot, Beanie the Bookworm, and shared the excitement