The CCCDCA is sensitive to both the historical and modern day impacts of colonialism and is committed to fostering a Culturally Safe health service experience rooted in Cultural Humility. We continually lean on and learn from our Indigenous community partners to ensure that our practices, policies, organizational structures and attitudes intersect to honour the customs, teachings, history and beliefs of those we serve. We are committed to  this path - learning, listening without judgement, and connecting for better care. 

Accessible CCCDCA programming including but not limited to:

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• Radio Control Cars Program

• Expressive Rap Program

• Parenting Programs

• Drumming and other cultural experiences (provided by our Indigenous partners)

• Additional programming as arranged

• In partnership with the Redcross and Denisiqi Services Society.

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• The CCCDCA respectfully acknowledges the Secwepemc, Tshilqot’in and Dakelh Nations we are in collaboration with in the Mobile Resiliency Program and unceded lands in which we provide services, supports and programs.