September 30th is National Truth and Reconciliation Day, a day to remember the truth, reflect on our shared history, and take action toward reconciliation.

On September 30th every donut sold at participating Tim Hortons locations will directly benefit Indigenous-led charities, including IRSSS.

Join us in Fort St John BC on October 3rd, 2025 to celebrate the grand opening of the newest IRSSS office location.

For survivors, their families, and impacted communities, the National Day for Truth & Reconciliation can be deeply emotional and stressful. At IRSSS, we stand with you, offering support, resources, and a listening ear.

Thanks to the support of the BC Lions, we’re proud to offer complimentary tickets for Survivors and their families to attend the annual Orange Shirt Day game on September 26, 2025.

IRSSS + Vancouver Public Library: September 2025 Presentations

IRSSS was honoured to attend a powerful reunion of Indian Residential School Survivors in Prince George, BC.

June marks a powerful convergence of reflection and action: National Indigenous History Month, Pride Month, and National Indigenous Peoples Day.

Meet logo artist Margaret August and read the story behind our new logo design.

As we prepare to celebrate over 30 years of service, IRSSS is proud to share an exciting new chapter in our story; a refreshed brand identity and a powerful new logo.

For over 30 years, IRSSS has been there for Survivors, families, and communities—thanks to donors like you. Unrestricted donations help us respond where the need is greatest, especially during climate emergencies and times of crisis. Together, we walk the path of healing, justice, and reconciliation.

We thank our friends at First Peoples Law for generously donating a breathtaking totem pole, carved by Charles Joseph of the Kwakwaka’wakw North Coast Nation. This powerful gift is a testament to their enduring commitment to truth, justice, and healing for Survivors.