The Family Court Worker Program is designed to assist Indigenous families navigating the criminal justice system, child welfare matters, or family-related legal issues. This program ensures that individuals understand their rights, responsibilities, and options, promoting culturally sensitive support at every stage of the justice process.

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Key Services:

• Guidance on Legal Rights: Helps families understand their rights and options when facing criminal charges or child welfare issues.

• Advocacy and Liaison Services: Acts as a bridge between Indigenous families and the justice system, ensuring two-way communication and cultural respect.

• Referrals to Resources: Connects families to social, medical, and educational services to address underlying issues that may contribute to legal challenges.

• Support in Court: Assists clients in court proceedings, including help with forms and paperwork such as applications for legal aid or appeals.

• Community-Based Initiatives: Promotes practical solutions to prevent legal issues and build stronger community relationships.

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The program’s goal is to empower Indigenous families to navigate the justice system confidently while promoting healing and resolution.

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Need support with family-related legal issues?
Contact the Family Court Worker Program for guidance and assistance.