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North Coast Transition Society

Renewal, Hope & Dignity

Annual Events

Please visit our Facebook Page for information about NCTS events.

Upcoming Events

August 22, 2025

NCTS is hosting an art exhibition. All members of the community are invited to contribute a creation of their own.

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Vision Statement

We will build a safer community with equal opportunity for all.

Mission Statement:

As a feminist organization,

Hand painted stone with sun, heart and Be Kind text

We actively support individuals and families in their efforts to live free from violence and abuse.

Stone with heart painted on it with text Love Yourself inside heart

We provide safe housing and empowering environments for individuals and families.

Stone painted with pink and blue trans rights colors and trans pride text

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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Hi Prince Rupert! Please help us find the perfect fit for the following position: Supportive Recovery Program Worker Wage Range: $25.95 - $29.76 / hour Supportive Recovery Program (SRP) is five beds within the Raven’s Keep Transition House. SRP is for women and their children wanting to modify addiction lifestyles using a harm reduction model. JOB SUMMARY: We require a self-motivated innovative individual who is able to take on the challenge of the Supportive Recovery Program. The Supportive Recovery Worker position is temporary, part-time (18 hours/week). We are looking for someone who has excellent communication skills and an above-par ability to maintain clear and firm boundaries. KEY DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES: • Delivers services for SRP • Evaluates SRP client needs and develop plans to address needs with the active participation of clients. • Organize and report SRP statistical data, monthly reports, and other reporting requirements • Recognizes, analyzes and deals with potential emergency situations such as client aggressive behavior to minimize potential harm to clients and/or the public. Reports all problems to the Program Director/ ED • Liaise with other community groups/workers to address client’s needs. • Provide support to mothers with children residing in the Transition House • Any other programs requirements and/or requests of the Program Director/ED. • Participates in case consultation & debriefing with the program manager EDUCATION & QUALIFICATIONS: • Minimum grade 12 with appropriate secondary education such as Social Service Worker certificate and/or related human service field certificates • Proficient business manner computer knowledge and ability to use Microsoft Word & Excel • Previous successful experience running a social service program • Must have own vehicle with valid driver’s license and clean drivers abstract JOB SKILLS & ABILITIES: • Must be a proven team player • Demonstrated solid understanding of addictions, harm reduction, trauma-informed practice and intergenerational cycle of abuse • Demonstrated excellent oral and written communication skills • Proven effective qualities working with women and children • Strong problem solving and decision making skills Reports to: Program Director To apply for this position, please provide a cover letter and an updated resume to: Program Director Graham graham@ncts.ca Closing Date: Posting open until position filled

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CHSS Rainmakers Interact Club came by with a very generous donation to NCTS. A special thank you to Sam Martin, Olivia Marogna, Lily Nguyen, Lily McDonald, Cayden Seabrook and David Chu! ❤️

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Mayor Herb Pond reminds us of what Bad Bunny said “the only thing more powerful that hate is love.” ❤️ Thank you Mayor Pond for setting an example as a leader.

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Super exciting news! We have all been watching this new building progress over the past year and half. This will be home for so many people! Congratulations to Lax Kw’alaams and its members.

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When one of the team has a beautiful new baby! 😍 Congratulations Albert and family!

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Hey Prince Rupert! Please share. Eagles Landing Transitional Apartments (ELA) on Park Avenue has a vacancy! This is a safe, secured and confidential building. * for women only, ages 19+ * this is a bachelor unit. No children. * priority for women needing a safe place * rent geared to income If you would like to fill out an application or you have any questions, please call Deana, Housing Outreach Program, 250 627 8959, ext 24.

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