‘KSAN SOCIETY

A unique social service agency

‘Ksan Society has been providing programs to Terrace, and surrounding area, since 1979. The Society operates on the principle that women and men are equal, and believing that the cycle of violence can be broken. The Society provides public education, social programs, safe shelter, food and essentials to women and their children fleeing abuse, and to women, men and families who are homeless or otherwise disadvantaged.

Counselling and support, both individual and group sessions, are available for children and adults of all genders who have been directly and/or indirectly impacted by violence and abuse.  Subsidized housing programs aim to ensure individuals and families do not pay more than 30% of their income towards rent for a safe, secure, home.  Food security programs assist those in need access fresh and nutritious food.

There are many facets to being healthy, safe, and secure; the Society provides a wide range of  programs and services to the community - each being open and available to any and all in need.

 

All ‘Ksan Society services are Free and confidential


Having a roof over my head greatly improved my life. With consistent security, safe place to live, regular meals, visiting with my kids, keeping consistent with my appointments. My well being is growing.
— 'Ksan Society Client

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Do you live in the terrace area and Are having issues paying rent, or did you receive a disconnection notice for your utilities? Click here to find out if we can help you!


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‘Ksan Society acknowledges that it operates in traditional Ts’msyen territory, on lands stewarded since time immemorial by the Kitselas and Kitsumkalum Peoples. In our work of providing housing, shelter, and trauma support, we recognize the impact of historical and present-day colonial activity and institutional racism that continue to impact the Indigenous Peoples of this territory and beyond.


In the middle of every difficulty lies opportunity.
— Albert Einstein