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During the past several years Fraser, Ltd., has had our fair share of changing course in order to assist the People of Fraser to continue their journey to independence. Goals changed as workforce and supply chain issues became reality. Through the incredible work of our staff and generous donors we continue to push through the…

Here at Fraser, we draw many circles to include those perceived to be on the fringe of our society. In 1893 we began addressing the needs of young unwed mothers and their children. Eighteen years later, a building was erected with money from a 2023 Journey Special Edition 2.6

Greetings! Tyranny—perhaps a strange word to use at the beginning of a magazine focused on family and children. But, just maybe when the articles concentrate on fear, lack of family or foundational support, and poor mental and behavioral health issues the perception of tyranny has the potential to be considered a real thing, alive today…

Season’s Greetings, For twenty-one years the annual Fraser Festival of Trees event has brought the spirit of Christmas to families in our community. Each year I’m amazed at the contributions and commitment to the event and each year I am humbled by the generosity from the members in our community. Festival of Trees does much…

Greetings! Teresa Larsen’s article is sure to resonate with many individuals no matter the generation or career they have chosen for themselves. Standing up for what you believe is not always easy— that’s an understatement if ever there was one. Recent circumstances surrounding the pandemic certainly speak to this and ring true more than we…

Downtown Fargo Kiwanis Club has provided grant funds to refresh Fraser Child Care Center’s playground. The playground gives the children we support more opportunities for physical growth and development. Funds will be utilized to repaint and reseal the concrete and replace mulch. Part of the active play area is concrete and is used for games with balls,…

FraserJourney_Fall-Winter2020_CC2021_v11 Every aspect of Fraser Ltd., services provides a specific purpose in the lives of the children, youth and adults who need us. Our continuum of care meets physical, emotional and basic needs whether it’s as simple as supplying personal hygiene products or providing a home. We do it all with love born from a…

Read The Journey – Summer 2020 In this issue of The Journey, I am extremely proud to introduce you to just a few of the Frser Family of employees who are all in some capacity HERO’s, essential workers, and front line staff! These VIP’s are also sons, daughters, moms, and dads who are navigating a…

FARGO – For Jospelm “Jojo” Birch, landing in Fargo has been one of the best things that has happened in his life. The 19-year-old Liberian immigrant has gone from being homeless, sleeping in a car and going weeks without a shower, to having a high school diploma, a job and an apartment, thanks to help…

High turnover rates, stagnant wages plague workers who serve people with disabilities. A typical day for Megan Arthaud starts at 6 a.m. Arthaud and the other direct support workers at a south Bismarck group home for people with intellectual disabilities start their day by helping residents with their basic care needs. This includes getting the…