For over twenty years, the Indian Residential School Survivors Society has been quietly operating and doing the necessary work for the cultural, spiritual and physical well-being of not just former students of residential schools, but to the multitude of those adversely impacted intergenerationally.

We have been transitioning slowly and growing the services we offer and have several new and existing programs, such as:

• Missing Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
• Missing Murdered Indigenous Men and Boys
• Indian Day School Survivors
• Indian Day Scholars 
• 60’s scoop survivors
• 2SLGBTQ+
• Indian Hospitals
• Those that have aged out of Child and Family services
• Qwum Qwum Xxii Xxaa (Youth justice program)
• Education Workshops on Colonialism and impacts
• Healing Workshops
• Cultural safe spaces for healing
• Cultural connections to the land and Elders
• Now the 24 hour crisis line