Prince George Urban Aboriginal Justice Society

The mission of the Prince George Urban Aboriginal Justice Society is to reduce the number of Aboriginal people in conflict with the law.

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COVID-19 Protocols

The health and safety of our clients and staff is always a top priority for PGUAJS. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are taking extra measures in our office to maximize the safety of our staff and clients. Some of the protocols that have been adopted are:

• All clients and staff are required to wear a face mask, masks available on-site
• All clients and staff must sanitize their hands when entering the facility
• All clients and staff members will be subject to a COVID Wellness Questionnaire and temperature check upon entry to the facility.
• PGUAJS staff will ensure constant sanitation of any high-touch surfaces.
• Plexiglass barriers installed where necessary.
• Occupation limits put in place throughout the office.
• Directional arrows put in place to limit contact between visitors.

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UPDATE ON SERVICES

Prince George Urban Aboriginal Justice Society is open to the public. We encourage you to make an appointment to receive services by calling 250-562-7928.

Please do not enter if you are sick or required to self-isolate. All visitors are required to sanitize their hands and wear a mask. All visitors will be subject to a Wellness Check for COVID-19 (includes a temperature check).

Services being offered:

For Youth

• Outreach services
• Advocacy/referrals
• On site services such as weekly drop-ins, weekly appointments, and monthly activities

For Adults

• Outreach services
• Advocacy/referrals
• On site services such as weekly drop-ins, weekly appointments, and monthly activities

For Indigenous Court Clients

• Support services
• Appointments to meet one-on-one with elders

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Volunteering

Get involved with PGUAJS, and help make a difference in our community

Become a Volunteer

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