Monthly in-person claimant support appointments are available in Prince George for individuals navigating the Indian Hospital Settlement and Indian Boarding Homes Class Action claims process. Learn how to book an appointment and access culturally safe, trauma-informed support from IRSSS.

On June 21st, National Indigenous Peoples Day, we celebrate the enduring strength, wisdom, and living culture of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.

Due to FIFA-related capacity impacts, IRSSS's Vancouver offices may experience temporary service delays. Support remains available online, by appointment, and through our 24/7 Crisis Line.

In the News: IRSSS’ Kamloops Office in Sun Rivers officially opened its doors on Thursday, May 28, with a Grand Opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Join us in Kamloops, BC on May 28th, 2026 to celebrate the grand opening of the newest IRSSS office location.

May 5th is Red Dress Day, Canada's National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit People (MMIWG2S).

In the News: IRSSS’ Federal Action Petition calls on the federal government to ensure ongoing core funding to three of their support programs.

IRSSS is growing. Our new Kamloops office location reflects our ongoing commitment to bringing support closer to Survivors and their families throughout BC.

Indian Residential School Survivors Society Calls on Federal Government to Honour Reconciliation Commitments and Ensure Continuity of Essential Healing Services.

By signing and sharing this important petition, you are standing with Survivors and impacted families and helping ensure that Indigenous-led healing and wellness services continue without interruption. 

IRSSS invites Expressions of Interest from individuals interested in serving on its Board of Directors. Professional experience and lived experience are both valued. Residential School Survivors and Intergenerational Survivors are strongly encouraged to apply.

Recent acts of denialism and racist vandalism remind us that Indigenous-led, survivor-centred support is more vital than ever. IRSSS remains committed to healing, safety, and culturally safe services for Survivors and families.