Indian Day School Health Support Services (IDS HSS) The Indian Day School Health Support Services (IDS HSS) is a nationwide program specifically designed to offer support to former students of Indian Day Schools or their family members. This initiative recognizes the historical impact of Indian Day Schools and strives to address the unique needs and challenges faced by individuals who were part of these institutions. The program's eligibility is inclusive, extending to both First Nations and non-First Nations individuals who have a connection to Indian Day Schools. Under the IDS HSS program, a range of support services is provided to promote the well-being of those affected. This may include access to counseling, psychotherapy, and other specialized health services tailored to the experiences of individuals associated with Indian Day Schools. The program aims to create a supportive and understanding environment, acknowledging the historical context and fostering healing and empowerment. While assisting you in accessing the IDS HSS, ARCH Psychological Services can provide a non-judgmental, respectful and safe place within which you can explore your unique experiences and the profound impacts they had on your life.