National Day for Truth and Reconciliation – NCCABC Proudly Supports Orange Shirt Day
The NCCABC stands in solidarity with Indigenous communities across Canada in recognizing the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day....
The NCCABC stands in solidarity with Indigenous communities across Canada in recognizing the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day....
Former MLA Melanie Mark stopped by the 222 Main Street Courthouse to visit Native Courtworkers...
Darryl Shackelly, CEO NCCABC, attended the A2JBC Leadership Group Meeting yesterday at UBC Robson Square...
The Native Courtworker and Counselling Association of BC is celebrating its 50th Anniversary...
It is with sadness that we share the news of the passing of Ken Peters...
The Honourable Leonard Marchand Appointed to Chief Justice of the Court of Appeals for BC...
NCCABC is deeply saddened by the passing of the revered and highly respected First Nations leader Mel Bevan (Sm’ooygeet Satsan).
NCCABC’s Indigenous Ways on Ending Gender-Based Violence was held at The Sheraton Wall Centre on Sept 6th & 7th, 2023...
Today’s celebration was a very impactful event for the Cowichan Tribes, Duncan First Nations Court and the Native Courtworkers and Counselling Association of BC....
Telus, in partnership with NCCA and other Indigenous-led organizations, encourages you to visit “Mobility for Good®" website...
NCCABC was a proud sponsor and participant at Jabour, Sudeyko, Lucky’s 3rd Annual Charity Golf Tournament...
Darlene Shackelly was honoured by The BC First Nations Justice Council at their second annual Justice Forum on March 6-8, 2023 in Vancouver.
The Native Courtworker and Counselling Association of BC in partnership with The Salvation Army held a Cedar Headband and Education workshop...
As a partner with Telus, NCCABC is proud to support the pathway of Reconciliation @TELUS and advocate for transformational change...
As part of its commitment to transparency and accountability, the BC Provincial Court publishes a report each year informing the public...
NCCABC and FNC Elder Len Campbell gathered on Thursday, December 8th, 2022 to say “Farewell“ to Kristy Humchitt...
NCCABC joined with the BC Cabinet and other First Nations Leader’s at the Vancouver Convention Centre, November 29-30.
Premier David Eby presented a range of new measures aimed at boosting public safety in communities across B.C. Sunday, one of his first major policy announcements...
NCCABC received a community grant from Civil Forfeitures to support First Nation Court Elders...
The National Indigenous Courtworker Director Steering Committee Gathered in Richmond...
The purpose of this research was to draw on the knowledge and experience of Indigenous Courtworkers (ICWs) to form recommendations for training...
Five Little Indians has been nominated or won virtually every Canadian literary award possible. It is an enormously powerful book and a must read for all...
British Columbia is changing provincial legislation to remove barriers for Indigenous Peoples exercising jurisdiction over child and family services...
This brochure, produced by Legal Aid BC in collaboration with the Native Courtworker and Counselling Association of BC...
Bigger Than Me Podcast
Discover your potential with inspirational innovators, artists & entrepreneurs! Get inspired by people who make a difference bigger than themselves with host Aaron Pete. From overcoming obstacles to finding motivation, these guests will inspire you to dream bigger and strive for greatness! Listen to the selected episodes below:
Episode 84 Marion Buller: First Nations Court & Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls Inquiry
Episode 78 John Borrows: Indigenous Law Explained & Reconciliation
Episode 73 Yvon Dandurand: Organized Crime, Youth Crime Prevention
Episode 62 Nikos Harris: Criminal Justice and Law in Canada
Episode 17 Jon Heidt: Criminology, Theories of Crime & Author of ‘Understanding Crime in Canada
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Influential leaders in conversation around Justice
Special thanks to Aaron Pete for providing these interviews.
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Our employees have an important role to play in communities throughout the province. Workers participate in a variety of committees to establish networks and partnerships and to advocate for community services for Indigenous people.
We receive numerous requests from around the province for participation in inter-agency and community-based committees. Your committee may benefit from the knowledge of our workers. Some of these committees may include crime prevention, court user committees, treatment centres, school and youth committees, first nation committees, probation services, and friendship centres.
Workers in your area advocate to make sure you receive resources relevant to your circumstances. We understand the challenges you face on a daily basis. Our staff will make sure you are receiving services that are right for you by facilitating fair and equal services for our clients. If you are not receiving appropriate service from an organization, probation services, crown counsel, or the courts, our Native Courtworkers will work with service providers on your behalf to make sure your needs are being met. We will explain to clients the Police Complaints procedure if the client wishes to file a complaint against the police.
Complete list of resources with contact information of indigenous services available in BC.