Annual Events
Please visit our Facebook Page for information about NCTS events.
Upcoming Events
Call for Art Submissions
August 22, 2025
NCTS is hosting an art exhibition. All members of the community are invited to contribute a creation of their own.
Vision Statement
We will build a safer community with equal opportunity for all.
Mission Statement:
As a feminist organization,
We actively support individuals and families in their efforts to live free from violence and abuse.
We provide safe housing and empowering environments for individuals and families.
We are committed to social justice through collaboration, community education and advocacy.
Thank you to those that live at Crane’s Crossing Supportive Housing for the rock paintings used on this website.
Values:
Respect
Honour the inherent worth of each person
Equity
Create equal access to opportunity for all persons
Hope
Inspire and encourage
Empowerment
Foster each person’s own strengths & abilities
Integrity
Adhere to our code of ethics through words & actions
Safety
Commit to the well-being of our service users, our team, and the community our code of ethics through words & actions
All North Coast Transition Society services are free and confidential.
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It’s a couple of months past due but we want to send out a shout out to Adanac Construction Ltd and their crew for our gorgeous roof! We especially appreciate Craig Movold’s attention to detail and safety. He was adamant that snow stops were necessary - the past month proved him right! Thank you guys! ❤️
Thank you to Ray Leonard and the Prince Rupert & District Chamber of Commerce for their generous donation. Community support is invaluable and we would not be able to do good work without it.❤️
Today is the seventh anniversary of Crow’s Nest Lodge Supportive Housing (CNL)! CNL has 36 studio-style units for adults living with multiple barriers to private market rentals. Supportive Housing provides: • Housing stability • Improved health outcomes • On-site support services • Affordability (rent is $500/month) • Safety • Empowerment – space to make decisions about their own future and goals When CNL first opened, the majority of those that moved in came from the homeless shelter on 3rd Avenue. Some of the new tenants were asked “what did you do on your first day at Crow’s Nest?” MP said “I took a nap in my room.” ❤️ Thank you to the Province of BC, BC Housing, and the City of PR for making it happen! And thank you to everyone that supports CNL - all the service providers, emergency responders and community members. Keeping people housed and safe supports the goals of a safer community for all.
Edit: missing person has been located. ❤️ Missing from Prince Rupert
This is fantastic news for all of us! Terrace will be getting detox beds and additional addiction recovery treatment beds! This will help facilitate recovery for many closer to home.
