Kingston Interval House graciously accepts donations to support the women and children seeking refuge at KIH.
KIH accepts volunteers for various roles within the organization: frontline support, child care, public education, administrative duties, Board of Directors’ work, and fundraising.
The signs that someone is being abused are often difficult to see as much of the abusive actions and behaviours are done out of the view of others.
Kingston Interval House
Working to end violence against women, children, and youth since 1975
Kingston Interval House (KIH) is a local agency in Kingston, Ontario that provides 24-hour safe emergency shelter, community-based counselling services and Second Stage Housing to women, youth and children who have experienced violence.
Since 1975, we have been responding to the needs of abused women and their children, and youth, in our community.
What we know is that violence against women is unrelenting, and with the demand for services growing, the increased complexity of need deepening and finite resources, traditional models of delivering services cannot meet the new reality of what is required.
Women, children, and youth who require our services need change. We are not going to wait for change to come, we will be that change.
Learn more about us and what we offer
News & Events
February Press Release
The Kinsmen Club and Kingston Interval House are issuing a challenge to the Community to Help Stop Violence Against Women. [...]
KIH Annual General Meeting 2020
Kingston Interval House Annual General Meeting The Board & Staff of Kingston Interval House invite you to our virtual Annual [...]
KIH is situated on traditional Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee territory. As settlers to Turtle Island, we’re grateful for the opportunity to live and work here and thank all of the generations of people who have taken care of this land for thousands of years.