GRFS successfully completed its five-day Kids To Camp 2026 Summer Program, bringing children together through STEM, sports, creativity, teamwork, friendship, and inclusive community-building.
With support from the City of Waterloo through the 2026 Sports & Recreation Grant Program, GRFS is continuing and expanding its Weekly Open Soccer Program to create accessible opportunities for physical activity, friendship, and community connection.
GRFS is offering a five-day summer Activity and Game Program for up to 35 middle school students, featuring sports, STEM activities, creative workshops, teamwork, friendship, and hands-on learning.
The GRFS Mentorship Team recently organized a memorable two-day trip to Kingston for our Grade 12 students, offering them an enriching experience filled with exploration, learning, friendship, and adventure. During...
Grand River Friendship Society is deeply concerned by the widespread wildfires affecting communities across Canada. Our thoughts are with all individuals and families who have been displaced, faced property loss,...
Learning Beyond the Classroom: Grade 9 Niagara Falls Trip As part of the GRFS High School Summer Program, our Grade 9 students recently enjoyed a memorable educational trip to Niagara...
Grand River Friendship Society successfully held the second gathering of its Family Conversations Series, bringing together many families for a warm and meaningful evening focused on family communication, stronger relationships,...
Youth Workshop Encourages Creativity, Reflection and Positive Change | United in Voices
July 7, 20260
Imagining a Better World Through Art As part of the community engagement activities connected to United in Voices: Intercultural Dialogue Festival, youth participants came together for another meaningful workshop focused...