Inuvik Transition House Society

Inuvik Transition House Society is a non‑profit organisation operating in Inuvik, Northwest Territories (P.O. Box 2628, Inuvik, NT X0E 0T0). The organisation offers a safe, confidential shelter and related support services for women, children and families experiencing domestic violence, homelessness or other crises.

The Society is committed to fostering a community where individuals can live in safety and dignity. Services include 24/7 emergency shelter access, counselling, advocacy, housing support, legal referrals and educational outreach focused on family violence prevention and healing.

What's Inuvik Transition House Society purpose?

This organisation is deeply rooted in the Inuvik community and specifically adapted to northern conditions—including remote access, seasonal staffing challenges and culturally informed support services. Their dedication to safety, confidentiality and responsive care makes them a trusted resource for residents of the Beaufort Delta region.

Services Offered

• Emergency Shelter: Provision of immediate safe accommodations for individuals and families in crisis 24 hours a day.
• Support & Advocacy: One‑on‑one counselling, legal and housing referrals, safety‑planning and assistance in transitioning out of crisis situations.
• Community Outreach & Education: Programs and events to raise awareness of family violence issues, help build resilience and strengthen community support networks.

Locally Based, Regionally Vital

Based in Inuvik, the Society is a key part of the regional network of supports for vulnerable populations. Their understanding of northern community dynamics, cultural sensitivities and remote logistics uniquely equips them to serve those in crisis in the Western Arctic.

Note: For immediate assistance or to inquire about services, please contact their 24‑hour crisis line.