Providing education, prevention and support services to those affected by abuse or violence. Our Help Line and Text service are available 24/7 for women and children seeking to flee violence. Call our office Monday to Friday 9 am-4:30 pm to book an appointment for counselling or legal advocacy. We hold ourselves responsible to our community to ensure the mission and purposes of the Society are met.
Early in 1979, several members of the Chilliwack community met to discuss the need for a shelter for the victims of family violence. At that time there was no place for a police officer, a social worker or a community services worker to take a woman who had been beaten. The concerned community members formed the Emergency Shelter Committee.
Early in 1979, several members of the Chilliwack community met to discuss the need for a shelter for the victims of family violence. At that time there was no place for a police officer, a social worker or a community services worker to take a woman who had been beaten. The concerned community members formed the Emergency Shelter Committee.
Services
Providing education, prevention and support services to those affected by abuse or violence. Ann Davis Transition Society provides education, prevention and support services to those affected by abuse or violence. Ann Davis Transition Society recognizes its responsibility as a leader in supporting a community that respects diversity and fosters social inclusion.
Carol's career has been in the field of Education, first as a teacher for 15 years, then as a school administrator for another 23 years, finally focusing on Seniors as the Coordinator for Elder College Chilliwack, prior to retiring. Carol earned a BA and an M. Ed during her working years, and brings an educational lens to her role as an Ann Davis board member.
She has grown the organization by tripling service, adding a 22 bed specialized transition house, founded the Fraser Valley Marches for Women march and is most proud of her caring and compassionate team.
She has leadership experience gained through non-profit, intergovernmental, and business organizations, including Executive Director of the BC Wildlife Federation, Chilliwack Chamber of Commerce, BC Brain Injury Association; she has volunteered on numerous provincial and national boards as director, treasurer and advisor over the past 20 years.
She has leadership experience gained through non-profit, intergovernmental, and business organizations, including Executive Director of the BC Wildlife Federation, Chilliwack Chamber of Commerce, BC Brain Injury Association; she has volunteered on numerous provincial and national boards as director, treasurer and advisor over the past 20 years.
Ann Davis Transition Society (ADTS) provides education, prevention, and support services to those affected by abuse or violence. ADTS is always looking for talented individuals to join our team and make a lasting difference striving towards a violence-free community!
The ADTS Volunteer Program works in collaboration with community partners including university students and the SD33 Work Experience Program, to provide students requiring Volunteer Pre-requisites for various programs with a well-rounded Volunteer experience tailored to their needs.We also provide employment training through WEX 11/12 to provide students with experience and references for future employment.
The ADTS Volunteer Program works in collaboration with community partners including university students and the SD33 Work Experience Program, to provide students requiring Volunteer Pre-requisites for various programs with a well-rounded Volunteer experience tailored to their needs.We also provide employment training through WEX 11/12 to provide students with experience and references for future employment.
The financial realities of separating include the consideration of: Lawyers' fees, housing deposits, finding housing that takes children, daycare costs/finding daycare, inadequate child maintenance award which may be taxable and unreliable, seeking social assistance, locating employment or retraining.
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Rae Bennett
Jan 13, 2021
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Jenna Jream
Aug 13, 2020
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Dec 20, 2019
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Jan 02, 2019
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D.- Trick
Jan 22, 2018
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This is an absolute SCAM. They do not follow their OWN agreement. Carolyn who runs the supervision portion is very unprofessional and immature
They had me pay them $85 before they would tell me if my child arrived or not. My ex was a no show and she told me that she only works 28hrs a week how is she supposed to make any money. And they refused to return any of it, even though in their agreement it says the $35 goes to cover a no show.Do not use ann Davis for visits, i feel robbed.
They had me pay them $85 before they would tell me if my child arrived or not. My ex was a no show and she told me that she only works 28hrs a week how is she supposed to make any money. And they refused to return any of it, even though in their agreement it says the $35 goes to cover a no show.Do not use ann Davis for visits, i feel robbed.
Betty Hansma
Aug 07, 2017
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Andrew
Aug 05, 2017
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