PRINCE GEORGE ACTIVATOR SOCIETY

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Welcome to the Prince George Activator Society

Established in 1971, the Prince George Activator Society is a Community Residential Facility (CRF) that supports men as they transition from incarceration to balanced community living. We are proud to operate two facilities: Activator CRF, located in Prince George, BC; and 'Aghelh Nebun CRF, located 85km East of Prince George in a remote camp setting.

Our mission is to assist men on conditional release in achieving and maintaining a balanced lifestyle while working towards social and financial independence. Through our various programs and activities we address barriers and support residents in achieving viable employment, education, and accessible housing. We provide residents with the tools and opportunities to explore how to live a healthy and balanced lifestyle - emotionally, physically, mentally, and spiritually. We also provide both opportunities and resources for all residents to learn and practice Indigenous spirituality.

This website is intended to provide information to Correctional Service Canada and BC Corrections employees, prospective clients, stakeholders, community members, and the general public with relevant information about our society and the services we offer.

For further information please contact us Here.

Society Vision Statement
Residents from Prince George Activator Society will respect themselves and others, be productive members of society, and be responsible for their own actions.

Society Mission Statement
To assist men on conditional release in the community to achieve and maintain a balanced lifestyle while working towards social and financial independence.

Society Mandate
To address barriers and support residents in achieving viable employment and education .
To provide residents opportunities for exploring how to have a healthy and balanced lifestyle - emotionally, physically, mentally, and spiritually.
To provide residents with supportive housing in a safe environment
To provide opportunities for all residents to learn and practice Indigenous Spirituality

Society Values
With freedom comes responsibility and with responsibility comes freedom.
Respect others, respect yourself, and respect your environment.
Know that honesty and integrity will lead to respect and trust.
Recognize strengths in yourself and others, and use them to promote hope.