Our Clients

We have worked with a large variety of clients ranging from Indigenous organizations, governments, and others.

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Our Business

Our organization has over 50 years of experience working with Indigenous communities, businesses, schools, government and other organizations.

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W. W. (Bill) Zarchikoff, President

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Mr. W. W. (Bill) Zarchikoff, a Social Geographer, (Instructor) Social Worker (Instructor and Field Practice), Criminologist (Chairman, Department of Criminology), Executive Director of non-profit agencies, and College Administrator, Director of Continuing Education and Director of Contract Services, is currently president of W. Zarchikoff & Associates.  Bill has a Bachelor of Arts (Honours - First Class) and Master of Arts Degree from Simon Fraser University.  Bill has taught college and university level courses at Simon Fraser University, Douglas College, Kwantlan College and Fraser Valley College in the social services and criminal justice syatem.  Bill has over 27 years experience in working with First Nation, Inuit and Metis organizations in Canada, (14 years in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut) and has been retained as a consultant to First Nation, Inuit and Metis organizations, Governments, Crown Corporations and Non-Profit Organizations.

Bill has been involved in many major drug and alcohol projects: for example, Evaluation of the Treatment Centres and Inhalant Abuse Programs in the NWT, Site visits and review of Solvent Abuse Programs in the United States, Community Mental Health Strategies, Strategic Plan for the Delivery of Alcohol and Drug Services in the NWT, Canada’s Drug Strategy Baseline and Alcohol and Drug Problems for At-Risk Populations.  Bill has also offered a number of workshops on Aboriginal proposal writing and fund raising strategies, the menace of meth, inhalant abuse, bullying, Aboriginal gangs and violence in schools.

For the past 27 years Bill has devoted most of his time in offering on-site and public workshops, regional forums and conferences for First Nation, Inuit and Metis organizations, as well as self- government negotiations for local, regional and national governments on issues relevant to First Nation, Inuit and Metis Peoples in Canada. Bill also speaks on a wide range of social, health and criminal justice issues at major regional, national and international conferences in Canada.