We are here as “A Helping Hand to Justice” for all indigenous people across the province of British Columbia. Our mission is to provide culturally appropriate justice and health related services according to your need. Our understanding of justice is based on a holistic view of people – psychological, physical, social and spiritual. We believe every indigenous person’s story is linked to our people’s history and culture. Our goal is to help you find a solution to your particular need from that perspective. As we work together with you, we will treat you with dignity and respect. That is our commitment to you. In all of our services, we will make sure you receive thorough information so that you can make informed decisions about your particular justice needs. We will help you find the best strategy to overcome the barriers that prevent you from accessing justice and health services. We believe you can overcome your challenges, and we will empower you to do that. We can help you: if you are involved in the criminal justice system if you are facing charges if you are a victim of a crime if you need assistance with substance abuse and detox support issues if you are facing discrimination from health providers if you are dealing with family and youth issues if you are at risk of violence or abuse
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The NCCABC annual revenue was $3 million in 2026.
Rae Alcock is the Director of Court Services and Regional Manager of NCCABC.
13 people are employed at NCCABC.
NCCABC is based in North Vancouver, British Columbia.
The NAICS codes for NCCABC are [62, 624, 6241, 62419].
The SIC codes for NCCABC are [832, 83].