The Prince George Hospice Society was founded in 1987 after a need for quality, comfortable End of Life Care was realized. Upon establishment, the Society instituted a program to provide support to the terminally ill by matching volunteers with the referred patient and their family.In 1993, a generous donation from the Downtown Rotary Club of Prince George allowed the Society to purchase a house on Clapperon Street, which, after receiving a grant from the government, opened for admissions in May 1995 as the Hospice House of Prince George. With the generous help of Integris Credit Union the adjacent property was purchased in 1999, and the BC 2000 program along with the Vancouver Foundation provided funds to renovate the house into the Bereavement Center.In 2009, the Prince George Hospice House was expanded to 10 beds, with an increase in size to 10,000 square feet. The Hospice Society property includes the Guest accommodating Hospice House and the administrative Forest Expo House.