Residential Addictions and Mental Health Recovery Program Provided by: Lennon Recovery House Association - AKA: Lennon House

Offers up to 12 months of residential treatment for those struggling with addiction or mental health challenges. Offers a holistic three-phased approach:

Orientation: Establishing a plan of care
Active Treatment: A combination of recovery programming, peer support meetings, activities, and learning life skills
Community Integration: Rebuilding family connections and preparing to transition back to the community

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Residential Collection Provided by: Island Waste Management Corporation - AKA: IWMC

Provides weekly residential waste collections, recyclable pick-ups, and spring and fall clean-up collections.

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Residential Construction Incentive Provided by: Borden-Carleton, Town of - AKA: Town of Borden-Carleton

Provides a tax incentive/refund for new residential home constructions and commercial developments.

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Residential Services Provided by: Inclusions East

Provides three types of housing for individuals with intellectual disabilities:

Group Living: Located in the Montague area. Residents are encouraged to be as independent as possible but have the support of staff when required. Some are small options homes with 2-3 residents. Some facilities are staffed 24 hours a day, have day programming, and offer help with food and laundry.
Associate Family Program: People with intellectual disabilities can apply to live in a home with a local family who provides a nurturing, safe and supportive environment (pending availability).
Independent Living Centre: Provides support for 8 independent persons as well as a Small Options Unit ( a three-bedroom)

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Residential Services Provided by: Community Inclusions - AKA: CI

People with intellectual disabilities who live in West Prince can apply for a variety of residential housing services. Supported living is located in Alberton, O'Leary and Tignish. Includes:

Supported apartment living
Independent living
Room and board options
In-home care to assist families
Respite care for families

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Residential Support Program Provided by: Stars for Life Foundation for Autism

Provides a home and resource centre for autism for young people wishing to live outside their parents' home.

At times there may be a waitlist.

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Resource Centre Provided by: East Prince Women's Information Centre - AKA: EPWIC

Provides access to resources, services, phones, computers and printers.

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Resource Kits Provided by: Kids West Family Resource Centre

Resource kits are available on a variety of topics including:

Miscarriages and Stillborn
Mother's Mental Health and Postpartum
Divorce and Separation
Parenting Kits
Children with Disabilities
Potty Training

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Resource Library Provided by: Families First Resource Centre - AKA: Voices for Children Coalition

Lending library that covers a large selection of topics relevant to families living with young children or the people who work with them. Resources include books, booklets and pamphlets.

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Resource List - Sexually Transmitted Infection Testing Provided by: PEERS Alliance - AKA: PEERS; Prevent Educate Empower Respect Support; Formerly AIDS PEI

Online resource list of locations offering sexually transmitted infection testing.

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