BC First Nations Justice Council

17 services offered by: BC First Nations Justice Council

• Burns Lake Indigenous Justice Centre

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  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid.

  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid. A diverse legal team provides services to the surrounding communities, with lawyers and outreach teams working with Nations and local service providers to connect people with services to support them, their families, and communities while dealing with legal issues. Services include legal support from staff lawyers, advocacy and support with the Ministry of Children and Family Development, a liaison to help connect with First Nations supports, and help accessing housing, treatment, and social services. Staff also provide referrals to culturally relevant programs and maintain accurate, current information on local services, eligibility, and waitlists. Serves Burns Lake and area. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • bcfnjc.com/services/burns-lake-indigenous-justice-centre

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  • 310 Highway 16
    Burns Lake, BC

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• Chilliwack Indigenous Justice Centre

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  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid.

  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid. A diverse legal team provides services to the surrounding communities, with lawyers and outreach teams working with Nations and local service providers to connect people with services to support them, their families, and communities while dealing with legal issues. Services include legal support from staff lawyers, advocacy and support with the Ministry of Children and Family Development, a liaison to help connect with First Nations supports, and help accessing housing, treatment, and social services. Staff also provide referrals to culturally relevant programs and maintain accurate, current information on local services, eligibility, and waitlists. Serves Chilliwack and area. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • www.bcfnjc.com/chilliwack-indigenous-justice-centre

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  • 201-9235 Sasquatch Alley
    Chilliwack, BC, V2P 0J6

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• Cranbrook Indigenous Justice Centre

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  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid.

  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid. A diverse legal team provides services to the surrounding communities, with lawyers and outreach teams working with Nations and local service providers to connect people with services to support them, their families, and communities while dealing with legal issues. Services include legal support from staff lawyers, advocacy and support with the Ministry of Children and Family Development, a liaison to help connect with First Nations supports, and help accessing housing, treatment, and social services. Staff also provide referrals to culturally relevant programs and maintain accurate, current information on local services, eligibility, and waitlists. Serves Cranbrook and area. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • bcfnjc.com/services/cranbrook-indigenous-justice-centre

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  • 44-12th Avenue South
    Cranbrook, BC, V1C 2R7

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• Hazelton Indigenous Justice Centre

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  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid.

  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid. A diverse legal team provides services to the surrounding communities, with lawyers and outreach teams working with Nations and local service providers to connect people with services to support them, their families, and communities while dealing with legal issues. Services include legal support from staff lawyers, advocacy and support with the Ministry of Children and Family Development, a liaison to help connect with First Nations supports, and help accessing housing, treatment, and social services. Staff also provide referrals to culturally relevant programs and maintain accurate, current information on local services, eligibility, and waitlists. Serves Hazelton and area. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • bcfnjc.com/services/hazelton-indigenous-justice-centre

  Address

  • 4125 River Road
    Hazelton, BC, V0J 1Y0

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• Indigenous Diversion Centre (IDC)

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  Provides a continuous healing program for First Nations, Métis, and Inuit adults aimed at strengthening participants' connection to culture, ceremony, and services as a path for healing.

  Provides a continuous healing program for First Nations, Métis, and Inuit adults aimed at strengthening participants' connection to culture, ceremony, and services as a path for healing. Offers engaging activities that address the root causes of criminal behaviour. Activities are accompanied by long term case coordination through a dedicated multidisciplinary team. Serves Prince George.

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  • 1475 10th Avenue
    Prince George, BC, V2L 1L2

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• Kamloops Indigenous Justice Centre

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  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid.

  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid. A diverse legal team provides services to the surrounding communities, with lawyers and outreach teams working with Nations and local service providers to connect people with services to support them, their families, and communities while dealing with legal issues. Services include legal support from staff lawyers, advocacy and support with the Ministry of Children and Family Development, a liaison to help connect with First Nations supports, and help accessing housing, treatment, and social services. Staff also provide referrals to culturally relevant programs and maintain accurate, current information on local services, eligibility, and waitlists. Serves Kamloops and area. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • bcfnjc.com/services/kamloops-indigenous-justice-centre

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  • 440 Victoria Street
    Kamloops, BC, V2C 3N3

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• Kelowna Indigenous Justice Centre

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  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid.

  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid. A diverse legal team provides services to the surrounding communities, with lawyers and outreach teams working with Nations and local service providers to connect people with services to support them, their families, and communities while dealing with legal issues. Services include legal support from staff lawyers, advocacy and support with the Ministry of Children and Family Development, a liaison to help connect with First Nations supports, and help accessing housing, treatment, and social services. Staff also provide referrals to culturally relevant programs and maintain accurate, current information on local services, eligibility, and waitlists. Serves Kelowna and area. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • www.bcfnjc.com/kelowna-indigenous-justice-centre

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  • 206-275 Lawrence Avenue
    Kelowna, BC, V1Y 6L2

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• Merritt Indigenous Justice Centre

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  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid.

  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid. A diverse legal team provides services to the surrounding communities, with lawyers and outreach teams working with Nations and local service providers to connect people with services to support them, their families, and communities while dealing with legal issues. Services include legal support from staff lawyers, advocacy and support with the Ministry of Children and Family Development, a liaison to help connect with First Nations supports, and help accessing housing, treatment, and social services. Staff also provide referrals to culturally relevant programs and maintain accurate, current information on local services, eligibility, and waitlists. Serves Merritt and area. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

  Website

  • www.bcfnjc.com/merritt-indigenous-justice-centre

  Address

  • 1999 Voght Street Merritt
    Merritt, BC, V1K 1B8

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• Nanaimo Indigenous Justice Centre

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  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid.

  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid. A diverse legal team provides services to the surrounding communities, with lawyers and outreach teams working with Nations and local service providers to connect people with services to support them, their families, and communities while dealing with legal issues. Services include legal support from staff lawyers, advocacy and support with the Ministry of Children and Family Development, a liaison to help connect with First Nations supports, and help accessing housing, treatment, and social services. Staff also provide referrals to culturally relevant programs and maintain accurate, current information on local services, eligibility, and waitlists. Serves Nanaimo and area. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • www.bcfnjc.com/nanaimo-indigenous-justice-centre

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  • A-17 Church Street
    Nanaimo, BC, V9R 5H5

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• Port Hardy Indigenous Justice Centre

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  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid.

  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid. A diverse legal team provides services to the surrounding communities, with lawyers and outreach teams working with Nations and local service providers to connect people with services to support them, their families, and communities while dealing with legal issues. Services include legal support from staff lawyers, advocacy and support with the Ministry of Children and Family Development, a liaison to help connect with First Nations supports, and help accessing housing, treatment, and social services. Staff also provide referrals to culturally relevant programs and maintain accurate, current information on local services, eligibility, and waitlists. Serves Port Hardy and area. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • bcfnjc.com/services/port-hardy-indigenous-justice-centre

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  • 6990 Market Street
    Port Hardy, BC

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• Prince George Indigenous Justice Centre

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  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid.

  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid. A diverse legal team provides services to the surrounding communities, with lawyers and outreach teams working with Nations and local service providers to connect people with services to support them, their families, and communities while dealing with legal issues. Services include legal support from staff lawyers, advocacy and support with the Ministry of Children and Family Development, a liaison to help connect with First Nations supports, and help accessing housing, treatment, and social services. Staff also provide referrals to culturally relevant programs and maintain accurate, current information on local services, eligibility, and waitlists. Serves Prince George and area. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • www.bcfnjc.com/prince-george-indigenous-justice-centre

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  • 511 George Street
    Prince George, BC, V2L 1R8

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• Prince Rupert Indigenous Justice Centre

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  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid.

  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid. A diverse legal team provides services to the surrounding communities, with lawyers and outreach teams working with Nations and local service providers to connect people with services to support them, their families, and communities while dealing with legal issues. Services include legal support from staff lawyers, advocacy and support with the Ministry of Children and Family Development, a liaison to help connect with First Nations supports, and help accessing housing, treatment, and social services. Staff also provide referrals to culturally relevant programs and maintain accurate, current information on local services, eligibility, and waitlists. Serves Prince Rupert and area. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • www.bcfnjc.com/prince-rupert-indigenous-justice-centre

  Address

  • 200-515 3rd Avenue West
    Prince Rupert, BC, V8J 3L9

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• Surrey Indigenous Justice Centre

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  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid.

  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid. A diverse legal team provides services to the surrounding communities, with lawyers and outreach teams working with Nations and local service providers to connect people with services to support them, their families, and communities while dealing with legal issues. Services include legal support from staff lawyers, advocacy and support with the Ministry of Children and Family Development, a liaison to help connect with First Nations supports, and help accessing housing, treatment, and social services. Staff also provide referrals to culturally relevant programs and maintain accurate, current information on local services, eligibility, and waitlists. Serves Surrey and area. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • www.bcfnjc.com/surrey-indigenous-justice-centre

  Address

  • Station Tower, 1001-13401 108th Avenue
    Surrey, BC, V3T 5T3

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• Vancouver Indigenous Justice Centre

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  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid.

  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid. A diverse legal team provides services to the surrounding communities, with lawyers and outreach teams working with Nations and local service providers to connect people with services to support them, their families, and communities while dealing with legal issues. Services include legal support from staff lawyers, advocacy and support with the Ministry of Children and Family Development, a liaison to help connect with First Nations supports, and help accessing housing, treatment, and social services. Staff also provide referrals to culturally relevant programs and maintain accurate, current information on local services, eligibility, and waitlists. Serves Vancouver. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • www.bcfnjc.com/vancouver-indigenous-justice-centre

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  • 510 Beatty Street
    Vancouver, BC, V6B 2L3

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• Victoria Indigenous Justice Centre

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  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid.

  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid. A diverse legal team provides services to the surrounding communities, with lawyers and outreach teams working with Nations and local service providers to connect people with services to support them, their families, and communities while dealing with legal issues. Services include legal support from staff lawyers, advocacy and support with the Ministry of Children and Family Development, a liaison to help connect with First Nations supports, and help accessing housing, treatment, and social services. Staff also provide referrals to culturally relevant programs and maintain accurate, current information on local services, eligibility, and waitlists. Serves Kelowna and area. Office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • www.bcfnjc.com/victoria-indigenous-justice-centre

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  • 794 Yates Street
    Victoria, BC, V8W 1L4

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• Virtual Indigenous Justice Centre

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  Provides culturally appropriate supports to address the over-representation of Indigenous peoples (First Nations, Inuit, and Metis) in the criminal justice system in BC, and eliminates barriers that may prevent someone from attending a justice centre in person.

  Provides culturally appropriate supports to address the over-representation of Indigenous peoples (First Nations, Inuit, and Metis) in the criminal justice system in BC, and eliminates barriers that may prevent someone from attending a justice centre in person. Free legal services are available for family and criminal court cases to Indigenous peoples who live in rural and remote communities, and for clients in other legal proceedings which might lead to imprisonment or a child in need of protection. Works with the court, where appropriate, to divert legal matters from the formal court system to less intrusive measures such as alternative dispute resolution processes, mediation, and restorative justice processes. Helps Indigenous peoples access legal, social, housing, transportation, and health and wellness supports to positively and adequately address the challenges they face in dealing with the justice system. Eligibility criteria for booking an appointment are that the person be Indigenous or self-identify as Indigenous; have a legal issue that falls under a criminal or child protection matter; and have access to a phone or be prepared to call in to speak with a lawyer at a pre-set agreed-upon time. Individuals can access support and book an appointment with a free lawyer by phoning between 8:30 am and 4:30 pm Monday to Friday; some after-hours and weekend appointments may be available. Partnership program with the Province of BC.

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  • bcfnjc.com/services/virtual-indigenous-justice-centre

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  • No address available

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• Williams Lake Indigenous Justice Centre

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  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid.

  Offers supports to Indigenous people—First Nations, Métis, and Inuit—dealing with criminal or child protection matters who otherwise cannot access help through legal aid. A diverse legal team provides services to the surrounding communities, with lawyers and outreach teams working with Nations and local service providers to connect people with services to support them, their families, and communities while dealing with legal issues. Services include legal support from staff lawyers, advocacy and support with the Ministry of Children and Family Development, a liaison to help connect with First Nations supports, and help accessing housing, treatment, and social services. Staff also provide referrals to culturally relevant programs and maintain accurate, current information on local services, eligibility, and waitlists. Serves Williams Lake and area. Hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to Friday.

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  • bcfnjc.com/services/williams-lake-indigenous-justice-centre

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  • 59 1st Avenue
    Williams Lake, BC, V2G 1H4

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