Indian Residential Schools Resolution Health Support Program

Service offers:

• 24-hour toll-free crisis support line

The Resolution Health Support Program offers access to these services:

• cultural support from Elders and traditional healers, including ceremonies, teachings, and dialogue
• emotional support provided by local Indigenous organizations
• counselling by registered professionals
• transportation to support services

• former students of Indian Residential Schools and their families

• spouse or partner
• those raised by, or raised in the household of, an Indian Residential School Survivor
• any relative who has experienced the effects of intergenerational trauma associated with a family member's time at an Indian Residential School

• contact the Indigenous Services Alberta regional office to access the Resolution Health Support Program
• call the toll-free Indian Residential Schools Resolution Health Support Program (IRSRHSP) Alberta regional office
• call the toll-free 24 hour crisis support line

• Federal Indian Day Schools health support services
• Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls Support Program

• Crisis Resources - Crisis Lines
• Indigenous Peoples - Mental Health Support
• Mental Health Supports - Crisis Lines
• Violence / Abuse - Crisis Lines

Hours of operation listed above are for Indigenous Service Canada.

The National Indian Residential School Crisis Line is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.