PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
REFERRAL CONTACT
QUEENS COUNTY:
MENTAL HEALTH and ADDICTIONS
SERVICES
Canadian Mental
Health
Association
Island Help Line
Hospitals
As a nation-wide, voluntary organization,
the Canadian Mental Health Association
promotes the mental health of all and
supports the resilience and recovery of
people experiencing mental illness. The
CMHA accomplishes this mission through
advocacy, education, research and service.
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http://pei.cmha.ca/
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Prince Edward Island Division
Box 785 - 178 Fitzroy Street
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
C1A 7L9
24-hour free, bilingual, confidential service
for all Islanders providing information,
support, active listening, and crisis
intervention on family matters, child abuse,
alcohol and drugs, parenting, suicide,
loneliness, and other problems.
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1-800-218-2885 (Toll-free)
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Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Charlottetown
http://www.healthpei.ca/qeh
Phone: (902) 566-3034
division@cmha.pe.ca
Phone: (902) 894-2111
Mental Health
and Addictions
Services
Treatment, assessment and consultation
services for adults and children.
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http://www.healthpei.ca/mentalhealth
Community Mental Health
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Charlottetown McGill Centre
Phone: (902) 368-4911
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Charlottetown Richmond Centre
Phone: (902) 368-4430
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Four Neighbourhoods Health Centre
152 St. Peter's Road
Charlottetown, PE C1A 5P8
Children's Mental Health
Mental Health Crisis Response
In-Patient Mental Health
Community
Health Centres
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Four Neighbourhoods Health
Centre
Central Queens Health Centre
Gulf Shore Health Centre
Phone: (902) 569-7772
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Central Queens Health Centre
PO Box 9, 4276 Hopedale Road
Hunter River, PE C0A 1N0
Phone: (902) 621-3050
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Gulf Shore Health Centre
(Central Queens Satellite Site)
Civic #7379 Cavendish Road
Route 6, Rustico, PE C0A 1X0
Phone: (902) 963-7835
Autism Society
To provide information and support to
family members, professionals, and
individuals affected by Autism.
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http://www.autismsociety.pe.ca/
Mailing address:
Box 3243, 135 Kent St
Charlottetown, PEI
C1A 8W5
Physical Address:
161 St. Peters Road
Sherwood Business Centre
Phone: 566-4844
Toll-free Phone: 1-888-360-8681
Nathalie@autismsociety.pe.ca
QUEENS COUNTY:
ADDICTIONS SERVICES
PEI Addictions
Services
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http://www.healthpei.ca/addictions
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Phone: 1 888 299 8399
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http://www.healthpei.ca/index.php3?number=10
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Addictions Programs:
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Provincial
Addictions
Treatment
Facility
REFERRAL CONTACT
Withdrawl Management
Family Addiction Services
Gambling Addiction Services
Methadone Maintenance Treatment
Program
Men's and Women's Addiction Services
Smoking Cessation
Youth Addiction Services
Program Overview of Addiction
Services
Resources
Extended Care
The Provincial Addictions Treatment
Facility in Mt. Herbert provides inpatient
and outpatient treatment. Referrals are
accepted from individuals and
professionals. The primary objective of the
inpatient unit at the Provincial Addictions
Treatment Facility is to provide safe,
medically supervised withdrawal
management from all mood altering
chemicals, education in the nature of
addiction and motivation to further
Provincial Addictions Treatment Facility
2814, Route #215
Mt. Herbert
PO Box 2000
Charlottetown, PE
C1A 7N8
Toll-free: 1-888-299-8399
Phone: (902) 368-4120
treatment. The centre has 24 withdrawal
management beds and 16 rehab beds, and
admits both men and women from across
PEI. Adolescents in emergency situations,
who require short-term observation and
medication, are also offered withdrawal
management services.
Queens County
Addictions
Services
Locations
Charlottetown
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Al-Ateen - Charlottetown
Al-Ateen - Various Locations
Gamblers Anonymous Charlottetown
Gamblers Support Group
Narcotics Anonymous Charlottetown
Open Door Ministries
Parent Support Group
Pills Anonymous
Recovery East
Women's A.A. Meeting
North Rustico
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Alcoholics Anonymous Treatment
Meeting - North Rustico
South Rustico
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Island Help Line
Alcoholics Anonymous Treatment
Meeting - South Rustico
24-hour free, bilingual, confidential service
for all Islanders providing information,
support, active listening, and crisis
intervention on family matters, child abuse,
alcohol and drugs, parenting, suicide,
loneliness, and other problems.
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1-800-218-2885 (toll-free)
Alcoholics
Anonymous
A.A. is a fellowship of men and women
who share their experience, strength and
hope with each other that they may solve
their common problem and help others to
recover from alcoholism.
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http://www.gov.pe.ca/infopei/index.php3?nu
mber=5559&lang=E
Phone:
(902) 892-2103
QUEENS COUNTY:
JUSTICE
Department of
Environment, Labour and
Justice
The Department of Environment, Labour and
Justice oversees a wide range of programs and
activities in the areas of justice, public safety, and
consumer and corporate services.
REFERRAL CONTACT
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Fourth Floor, Shaw
Building, South
95 Rochford Street
P.O. Box 2000
Charlottetown, PEI
C1A 7N8
Each of the eight divisions of the department
works toward the betterment of society by
fostering safe communities, access to justice, and
respect for the law. Employees across the
department contribute to efforts which enable the
public to better understand and have confidence in
the justice system.
Law and Justice
This section has information on securities
legislation, victim services, and information on the
court systems of Prince Edward Island.
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Community Legal Information
Court Services
Courts
Government Publications
http://www.gov.pe.ca/jps
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Phone:
(902) 368-4550
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Community and
Correctional Services
The Community and Correctional Services
Division is an essential part of the criminal justice
system, mandated to enhance public safety by
contributing to the rehabilitation of youth and
adult offenders, and providing services to victims
of crime.
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Legal and Court Services
Legal Aid
Human Rights
Justice Programs and Services
Legal Age
PEI Securities Office
Police
Small Claims - Supreme Court
Statutes
Victims Services
Women's Issues
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Job Opportunities in Community and
Correctional Services Division
Clinical Services
Correctional Services
Probation Services
Victim Services
Youth Justice Services
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Judicial Services
Legal Services
Public Trustee and Public Guardian
Family Law Centre
Criminal and family legal aid services are
provided under the Prince Edward Island Legal
Aid Program. The program is administered under
the general powers of the Department of Justice
and Public Safety. The scope of services covered
by the program and financial eligibility for
assistance are determined by government policy.
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Charlottetown Phone:
(902) 368-6043
Prince Edward Island does not have specific legal
aid legislation.
Aboriginal Justice
Program
The MCPEI Aboriginal Justice Program (AJP)
began in 2003 and works to create an
environment that allows Aboriginal people to selfadminister justice by building a traditional justice
system based on holistic community values. The
purpose of the program is to develop and maintain
sustainable justice support system for all
Aboriginal people involved in the PEI Justice
System. The program focuses on the process of
helping offenders, victims, and communities get to
the root of the issues that led to the crime(s) being
committed.
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http://www.mcpei.ca/Ab
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Charlottetown Office
PolyClinic, Suite 501
199 Grafton Street
Charlottetown, PE
C1A 1L2
Phone:
(902) 626-2882
1-877-884-0808 (Toll-free)
mail@mcpei.ca
Community Legal
Information Association
(CLIA)
The Community Legal Information Association of
Prince Edward Island, Inc. CLIA is a non-profit
corporation and a registered charity. Its work is
called public legal education. CLIA's goal is to
provide Islanders with understandable, useful
information about our laws and our justice system.
CLIA's work is a co-operative effort by members
of community groups, lawyers' associations,
government departments and interested members
of the general public. Legal information available
on all subjects, including family/custody/divorce
etc.
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http://www.cliapei.ca/
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20 Fitzroy Street
Donna Langille
P.O. Box 1207
Charlottetown, PE
C1A 7M8
Phone:
(902) 892-0853
1-800-240-9798 (Tollfree)
clia@cliapei.ca
Police Services
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Royal Canadian Mounted
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911 Call Answer - Transfer Service
Criminal Record Check
PEI Law Enforcement
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is the
Canadian national police service and an agency of
the Ministry of Public Safety Canada.
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Dial 911 for all
emergencies
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Charlottetown Police
Services Phone:
(902) 629-4172
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http://www.rcmpgrc.gc.ca/pe/detach/detac
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Charlottetown
Detachment
153 Maypoint Road
Charlottetown, P.E.I.
C1E 1X5
Phone:
(902) 368-9300
PEI Rape and Sexual
Assault Centre
Child Protection
Therapy services for adult female and male
survivors of childhood sexual abuse and sexual
assault. Information and support for family
members of survivors. Information, training and
workshops provided about the impact of sexual
violence, healthy relationships and dating
violence.
 Child Protection Services
24-hour services to vulnerable children,
families and communities including child
protection, foster care, residential and
adoption; also provides programs to strengthen
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Main Office Phone:
(902) 566-1864
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Counselling Office
(902) 368-8055
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Toll-Free Phone:
1-800-289-5656
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families and communities including Family
Violence prevention, child sexual abuse and
Family Ties.
 Child Abuse Line
Child protection services for abused/neglected
children. After-hours calls concerning child
abuse are screened and, if necessary, referred
to workers on call across PEI.
 Child and Family Services
Financial assistance; homemakers and home
helpers; child protection services; general
counseling; transportation in cases of special
need; day-care subsidy; and other social
services.
Adult Protection Services
Family Violence
Protects vulnerable adults who are unable to
protect themselves from abuse or neglect;
designated adult protection workers can be
reached in each of the Home Care offices listed
below.
Family Violence Services:
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PEI Rape and Sexual Assault Centre
Premier's Action Committee on Family
Violence Prevention
Purple Ribbon Campaign
Turning Point Program
Victims Services
Workplace Safety Program
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Child Protection Services
Charlottetown
Telephone:
(902) 368-5330
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Child Abuse Line
1-800-341-6868 (toll
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Child and Family
Services
Charlottetown
Telephone:
(902) 368-5330
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Victims Services
Child Find PEI
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Charlottetown Phone:
(902) 368-4582
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http://www.childfindpei.
com/
Assists victims of crime across the province.
Services include: information and referral; shortterm counselling; assistance through the Court
process; victim impact statements; criminal
injuries compensation; and assistance under the
Victims of Family Violence Act. Victims can
access Victim Services whether the police have
been called or not.
Child Find PEI is a registered non-profit charitable
organization that works interprovincially with
other Child Finds across Canada.
P.O. Box 21008
Charlottetown, PE
C1A 5J5
Phone:
(902) 368-1678
Toll Free Missing
Childrens Number:
1-800-387-7962
childfind@pei.aibn.com
PEI Community Justice
Resource Centre
The Centre is a joint effort between Queens
Health and Corrections Canada to provide
programming which focuses on promoting
healthier lifestyles for individuals as well as
assisting authorities to maintain safer
communities. Programs include the Turning Point
Program which is a men’s group counselling
program aimed at helping men to stop violence
against their female partners; the Female Anger
Management Program; the Male Anger
Management
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Phone:
(902) 368-6390
REFERRAL
CONTACT
QUEENS COUNTY:
COMMUNITY SERVICES
Department of
Community Services and
Seniors
The Department of Community Services
and Seniors provides a variety of programs that
support and protect people in Prince Edward Island,
helping everyone in our One Island Community
become healthy and self-reliant.
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Second Floor, Jones
Building
11 Kent Street
PO Box 2000
Charlottetown, PE
C1A 7N8
Child Protection
Social Assistance
Child Care Subsidy
Family Violence Prevention
Foster Families
Adoption Services
Community Partners
Housing
Phone:
(902) 620-3777
1-866-594-3777 (Tollfree)
Community Centres
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Murphy’s Community Centre
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North Shore Community Centre
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PEI Small Halls Listing
http://www.smallhalls.com/halls.html
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PEI Small Halls Map
http://www.smallhalls.com/hallsmap.html
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Association of Rural Community Halls
ARCH is the unified voice of community
halls across PEI
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ovehead.pe.ca/contact
us.php
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http://archpei.com/
Phone:
(902) 566-3154
info@archpei.com
Family Resource Centres
Youth Programs
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CHANCES Family Centre
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Mi'kmaq Family Resource Centre
Stratford Youth Can-Do
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YCD is a not-for-profit youth group for Stratford
youth between grades 5 and 12. The initiative began
in 1999 and our focus is to provide a safe drop-in
centre for youth with plenty of supervised
programming and volunteer activities in and around
their town.
Best Start Program
Best Start is a voluntary in-home visiting program
that identifies and provides services to families who
face challenges and can benefit from additional
support. The program has two components. Public
health nurses screen all newborns and their families
across the Island within two weeks of their birth and,
for those who are eligible, highly skilled Best Start
workers are able to follow the child and the familiy
for a three year period.
Families participating in the Best Start Program may
be experiencing a variety of social, health, economic
and educational challenges. Parent receive help
in areas such as, physical care of the child, nutrition,
infant stimulation, breastfeeding, child development
and parent-child activities.
Phone:
(902) 569-6925
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Child Care Subsidy
Program
Mi'kmaq Family PRIDE
Program
The Child Care Subsidy Program covers all or part of
the cost of child care in licensed child care centres,
nursery programs, Early Years Centres, family
daycare homes, and before-and-after-school
programs. The subsidy rate varies, depending on the
size of the family, age of children and the
household's income.
A family support and prevention program that is
offered by The Mi'kmaq Confederacy of PEI to
children, youth and families who live on reserve.
Services include; in-home support, groups, one-onone for children and youth and family group
conferencing.
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Charlottetown Phone:
(902) 368-6470
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Abegweit Office
11222 St. Peters Road
Scotchfort PE
C0A 1T0
Phone:
(902) 676-2722
1-877-884-0808 (Toll
free)
Learning Disabilities
Association of Prince
Edward Island (LDAPEI)
LDAPEI is a registered non-profit, member
supported charitable organization. As LDAPEI
continues to work to bring services and a voice to
learning disabled Islanders.
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http://www.ldapei.ca/
40 Enman Cresent,
Room 149
Charlottetown
C1E 1E6
Phone:
(902) 894-5032
ldapei@eastlink.ca
Supports for People with
Disabilities
The Department of Community Services and Seniors
partners with a number of non-government
organizations that extend a variety of services to
people with disabilities, including vocational and
employment training, transportation, recreation, and
residential services.
Disability Support Program
Responds to the unique needs of persons with
disabilities and their families. Assists qualifying
individuals with disabilities to increase independence
and develop a support plan that meets disabilityspecific needs.
Camp Gencheff
Camp Gencheff is a year-round facility providing a
respite care program two weekends a month in the
off-season. The program provides a safe weekend of
enrichment for participants while family members
benefit by having time to regenerate energy for their
care-taking duties.
Canadian Deaf Blind and Rubella Association
The CDBRA is committed to assisting all persons
who are deafblind to achieve the very best quality of
life.
Canadian National Institute for the Blind
CNIB is a nation-wide, community-based registered
charity committed to research, public education, and
vision health for all Canadians. It provides the
services and the support necessary for individuals to
enjoy a good quality of life regardless of vision loss.
Canadians have access to rehabilitation, counselling
and training, innovative consumer products, peer
support, and one of the world's largest libraries for
people with print disabilities.
Canadian Paraplegic Association
The CPA provides individual and family support for
those afflicted by spinal cord injury and mobility
impairment.
Community Connections
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Queens County
Disability Support
Program Office
Phone:
(902) 368-5996
Community Connections is a non-profit organization
governed by a volunteer board and servicing
intellectually-challenged persons in the Summerside
area. The service offers a residential program as well
as vocational alternative services and employment
supports in the community.
Community Inclusions
Community Inclusions is a not for profit communitybased organization which provides a range of
residential, vocational, recreational and employment
related services to persons with intellectual
challenges in Western PEI. The organization is
governed by a nine person volunteer board of
directors.
Harbourview Training Centre
Harbourview Training Centre is a community-based
organization located in Souris, PEI and is governed
by a volunteer board. It provides a range of
alternative vocational and employment services and
supports to intellectually challenged persons.
Inclusions East Inc.
Inclusions East Inc. is a non-profit organization that
provides comprehensive services for people with
intellectual and physical disabilities. Inclusions East
Inc. has five divisions and they are the Kingswood
Centre, Employment Opportunities, Southern
Kings Group Home, Alternative Residential Options
and Community Supports.
Life Bridges
Life Bridges is a non-profit organization providing
independent apartments with minimal supports to
adults who have an intellectual disability. It currently
provides housing for up to 12 adults.
Pat and the Elephant
Pat and the Elephant provides a specialized
transportation system for persons of all ages with
disabilities in Charlottetown and the surrounding
areas. The organization uses wheelchair accessible
vans and service is available seven days a week.
P.E.I. Association for Community Living
PEIACL promotes inclusions for people with
intellectual disabilities and assists parents and
educators in the development of the Individual
Education Plan and Individual Vocational Plan. It
also lends toys, books and games for children who
have special needs. It directs people to appropriate
services and assists in developing parent support
groups. The organization is non-profit and is
operated by a volunteer board.
P.E.I. Citizens' Advocacy
Citizens' Advocacy is a community-based
organization that promotes the integration of
individuals with intellectual challenges into the social
fabric of our communities.
P.E.I. Council of People with Disabilities
The Council of People with Disabilities' mission
statement is to improve the status of persons with
disabilities through full participation and inclusion in
society. The Council is a voluntary, non-profit and
non-government organization which is incorporated
as a registered charity. It also now includes the P.E.I.
Education Coalition which is a province-wide
summer program for children with disabilities who
would otherwise lose school and literacy skills over
the summer.
Queens County Residential Services
QCRS is a community not-for-profit organization
that is governed by a volunteer board. It provides a
range of residential supports to persons with
intellectual disabilities. Residential support services
can be provided through their various group homes in
the community. The organization also provides a
range of day program services with the goal of
supporting the client to participate and thrive in their
community.
Souris Group Home Association
Souris Group Home Association is a community nonprofit organization located in Souris and governed by
a volunteer board. The association provides
residential services and supports to intellectually
challenged adult men.
Stars for Life
Stars for Life is a non-profit organization providing
and community supports to adults who are diagnosed
with Autism Spectrum Disorder. They strive to assist
adults living with Autism Spectrum Disorder to reach
their full potential.
Transportation West
Transportation West provides transportation for
people with disabilities of all ages. It provides
wheelchair accessible vans and is available by
appointment.
Tremploy
Tremploy is a centre in Charlottetown that is devoted
to the reintegration of adults with intellectual
disabilities to the world of cooperative work.
Tremploy provides employment outreach and inhouse employment opportunities for persons with
intellectual disabilities as well as a broad range of
day programs and vocational services. It is operated
by a volunteer board.
Supports for Islanders and The Department of Community Services and Seniors
partners with a number of non-government
Families
organizations that extend a variety of services to
Islanders and families.
Big Brothers - Big Sisters of PEI
A charitable organization governed by a volunteer
board, Big Brothers - Big Sisters of PEI matches a
child to a volunteer who provides friendship and
mentoring.
Boys and Girls Club
The Boys and Girls Club offers a safe, supportive
place where children and youth can experience new
opportunities, overcome barriers, build positive
relationships and develop confidence and life skills.
Catholic Family Services Bureau
The Catholic Family Services Bureau provides
professional consultation on relationship issues. It
offers individual and group counselling services to
parents with children who are experiencing marital
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Second Floor, Jones
Building
11 Kent Street
PO Box 2000
Charlottetown, PE
C1A 7N8
Phone:
(902) 620-3777
1-866-594-3777 (Tollfree)
and family problems, difficulties in parenting their
child(ren), or problems with child custody
arrangements. This agency now provides group
treatment programs for children and youth exposed to
domestic violence in their homes as well as play
therapy, a specialized counselling service for young
children.
Family Service PEI
Family Service PEI is a new agency which represents
the amalgamation of the former Prince County
Family Services Bureau and Community Services
Bureau P.E.I. It offers individual, family, marital,
child management and credit counseling, as well as
educational programs.
Girl Guides of Canada
Girl Guides of Canada makes a positive difference in
the lives of girls and women. It is an organization
that enables girls to be confident, resourceful and
courageous, and to make a difference in the world.
P.E.I. Family Violence Prevention Services
P.E.I. Family Violence Prevention Services is a
community-based organization that provides shelter
to abused women and their children. It also provides
community outreach services to people experiencing
family violence in their homes. In addition, this
organization promotes public education and
prevention.
P.E.I. Federation of Foster Families
The Federation of Foster Families represents foster
families across PEI and provides support as well as
training and educational opportunities.
P.E.I. Rape and Sexual Assault Centre
The Rape and Sexual Assault Centre provides
support for victims of sexual assault and abuse and
community education and prevention.
Salvation Army Home Heating Program
The Salvation Army Home Heating Program
supports low-income Island families with their
heating costs in emergency situations.
Scouts Canada - PEI Chapter
Scouts Canada contributes to the education of young
people to help build a better world where people are
self-fulfilled as individuals and play a constructive
role in society.
Supports for Seniors
The Department of Community Services and Seniors
partners with non-government organizations that
extend services to seniors.
Le Comité bel âge
Le Comité bel âge is a service club for Francophone
seniors in the Evangeline Region of Prince Edward
Island. It was founded in 1995. The main objective of
Le Comité is to "try and make life enjoyable for all
seniors of the area" with special emphasis on seniors
who live in community care facilities and seniors
homes. Their service also targets seniors who are
living alone in isolation and who need community
support.
P.E.I. Seniors' College
P.E.I. Seniors' College is a non-profit organization
promoting life-long learning, focusing on individuals
50 years of age and older. Seniors' College provides a
realistic and inexpensive opportunity to keep learning
new skills and ideas in a comfortable environment
where they meet a range of interesting and interested
fellow learners.
P.E.I. Senior Citizens' Federation
The Senior Citizens' Federation is a provincial nongovernment organization which includes individuals
and approximately 39 seniors clubs as members. The
Federation acts as a voice for seniors and advocates
for a better quality of life on their behalf. It was
founded in 1971 and was incorporated in 1993. Their
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http://www.gov.pe.ca/
sss/index.php3?numbe
r=1025799&lang=E
Second Floor, Jones
Building
11 Kent Street
PO Box 2000
Charlottetown, PE
C1A 7N8
Phone:
(902) 620-3777
1-866-594-3777 (Tollfree)
work includes promoting the 55 Alive Driving
courses, organizing membership meetings, and
publishing The Voice for Island Seniors. They also
support the Friendly Visitors Program, an initiative
designed to reduce social isolation.
Home Care and Support
Home Care nursing, visiting homemakers,
occupational therapists, community support workers,
adult protection.
PEI Community Schools
Association
Over 2500 Islanders attend community schools
programming each winter and fall across the
province. Courses such as guitar, arts, crafts,
introductory computer, and many more are offered to
all Islanders. PEI Community Schools have been in
existence for over 45 years and depend on volunteers
to plan, organize and deliver programs of interest to
all age groups.
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Charlottetown Phone:
(902) 368-4790
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http://peicommunitysc
hools.com/?tab=home
Prince Edward Island
Community Schools
RR#2
Hampshire, PE
C0A 1Y0
Phone:
(902) 892-3445
info@peicommunitys
chools.com
Help Lines
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Health Link 811 (takes any medical
questions)
PEI Helpline 1-800-218-2885 (24hr)
Kid’s 24-Hour Help Line (1 800 668 6868)
Crime Stoppers (1 800 222 8477)
Women’s Help Line (1 888 362 7373)
QUEENS COUNTY:
EDUCATION
Department of Education
and Early Childhood
Development
Programs and Services
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Accelerated Secondary Apprenticeship
Program
Age of Entry
Autism
Best Start Program
Bridges Program
Certification of Early Childhood Educators
and Staff
Child Care Registry
Child Care Subsidy Program
Child Care/Early Childhood Program
Licensing
Educational Assistant Authorizations
Individual Educational Planning
Pan-Canadian Assessment Program (PCAP)
Private Schools
Programme of International Student
Assessment (PISA)
School Bus Routes and Stops
Special Needs Grant for Licensed Early
Childhood Centres
Teacher Certification
Teacher certification information by country
Study and Learn
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Continuing Education and Training
Driving Instruction Programs
Early Learning Centres and Child Care
(Licensed)
English as an Additional Language (EAL) /
French as an Additional Language (FAL)
REFERRAL
CONTACT
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http://www.gov.pe.ca/
eecd/
Holman Centre
250 Water Street
Suite 101
Summerside, PE
C1N 1B6
Summerside
Phone:
(902) 438-4130
Charlottetown
Phone:
(902) 368-4600
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Libraries
Literacy Programs
Private Schools
Public Schools
Universities and Colleges
Youth Programs
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English Language School Board
Public Schools
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http://www.gov.pe.ca/edu/elsb/
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http://www.gov.pe.ca/
infopei/index.php3?nu
mber=19666&lang=E
French Language School Board
Holman Centre
250 Water Street
Suite 101
Summerside, PE
C1N 1B6
http://www.edu.pe.ca/cslf/
Summerside
Phone:
(902) 438-4130
Charlottetown
Phone:
(902) 368-4600
Private Schools
 Grace Christian School
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http://www.gov.pe.ca/i
nfopei/index.php3?num
ber=1032102&lang=E
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https://earlychildhood
development.ca/ecregi
stry/
 Immanuel Christian School
Early Learning & Child
Care Registry
An online tool to search and sign-up for regulated
early learning and child care programs across Prince
Edward Island
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Early Years Centres
Phone:
(902) 368-1866
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Post Secondary and
Continuing Education
Family Home Day Care
Private Centres
School Aged Centres
The Post Secondary and Continuing Education
Division is responsible for programs and services
relating to post-secondary education, training,
literacy and adult learning in Prince Edward Island.
Within the Division, there are five areas of
responsibility: Apprenticeship Training, Literacy,
Post-Secondary Education, Private Training Schools
and Student Financial Services.
info@earlychildhoodd
evelopment.ca
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http://www.gov.pe.ca/
ial/index.php3?numbe
r=1027713&lang=E
Atlantic Technology
Centre
90 University Avenue,
Suite 212
Charlottetown, PE
C1A 4K9
Phone: (902) 368-4670
Skills PEI
Skills PEI is a division of the Department of
Innovation and Advanced Learning. It was
established to manage the delivery of skills and
training development programming funded by the
Canada-Prince Edward Island Labour Market
Development Agreement (LMDA) and Labour
Market Agreement (LMA).
QUEENS COUNTY:
PRIVATE PRACTICE SOCIAL WORKERS
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http://www.skillspei.c
om/
Phone:
1-877-491-4766 (Toll
Free)
REFERRAL
CONTACT
Prince Edward Island
Association of Social
Workers (PEIASW)
Allen, Richard
Bradley, Emmett
Bulger, Francis
Cannon, Cheryl
Cindy, Howard
Cole, Shirley
Daley, John
Davis, Catrin
Edmund, Ratelle
Egan, Michael
Gordon, Ritchie
Harris -Eze, Florence
Henry, Janice
Heriazon, Susanne
Lightwood, Jill
Livingston – Pollard, Lori
MacAulay, Frank
MacDonald, Janet
MacDonald, Joan
MacIntyre, Donna
MacMillian, John
McKay, Marilyn
McQuaid, Stephen
O’Connor-Rafuse, Melva
Riemersma, Ariel
Rolfe, Sigrid
Ross, Gail
Roy, Rachael
Whitlock, Michael
Winchester, Particia
QUEENS COUNTY:
PRIVATE PRACTICE PSYCHOLOGISTS
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Private Practice Social
Workers Directory
http://socialworkpei.ca/registr
y/private-practice-socialworkers/
81 Prince Street
Charlottetown, PE
C1A 4R3
Phone:
(902) 368-7337
contact@peiasw.ca
REFERRAL
CONTACT
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Psychological Association
of Prince Edward Island
Private Practice
Psychologists
Directory
http://www.peipsychology.or
g/papei/wpcontent/uploads/2013/03/PAP
EI.Private-PracticeDirectory3.pdf