Geggunas'g House Shelter

Provided by: Native Council of Prince Edward Island - AKA: NCPEI

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Provides an overnight emergency shelter for women and TwoSpirit (2S) individuals, with or without children, who are escaping gender-based and/or family violence. Shelter services include:

Beds
Food and drink
Access to laundry facilities and hygiene products
Storage for belongings
Local transportation may be available (call for details)
Case management and safety planning, with referrals to other service organizations as needed
Wrap-around, trauma-informed support and culturally appropriate programs
Assistance with housing placement, job skills, life skills, and more

Note: This shelter is a drug- and alcohol-free facility, and all programming is delivered from an Indigenous perspective.

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Service Description

Provides an overnight emergency shelter for women and TwoSpirit (2S) individuals, with or without children, who are escaping gender-based and/or family violence. Shelter services include:

Beds
Food and drink
Access to laundry facilities and hygiene products
Storage for belongings
Local transportation may be available (call for details)
Case management and safety planning, with referrals to other service organizations as needed
Wrap-around, trauma-informed support and culturally appropriate programs
Assistance with housing placement, job skills, life skills, and more

Note: This shelter is a drug- and alcohol-free facility, and all programming is delivered from an Indigenous perspective.

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Description:	Provides an overnight emergency shelter for women and TwoSpirit (2S) individuals, with or without children, who are escaping gender-based and/or family violence. Shelter services include: Beds Food and drink Access to laundry facilities and hygiene products Storage for belongings Local transportation may be available (call for details) Case management and safety planning, with referrals to other service organizations as needed Wrap-around, trauma-informed support and culturally appropriate programs Assistance with housing placement, job skills, life skills, and more Note: This shelter is a drug- and alcohol-free facility, and all programming is delivered from an Indigenous perspective.
Eligibility:	Women and two-spirit individuals ages 19 years and older * Children may accompany their mothers
Fees:	No fees
How to Access:	Call
Documents Required:	Not applicable
Language:	English
Coverage Area:	Epekwitk / Prince Edward Island