An information kit that contains books and pamphlets about breast cancer and available support resources.

Helps connect families with support workers able to provide home support on either a volunteer or fee-for-service basis. Families and support workers are added to a registry database which can be searched to find possible family/worker matches. The types of services offered by support workers may include:

• Respite care
• Helping client access supports in the community
• General support to families

Housing option for clients with disabilities who are able to live fairly independently. Clients are responsible for the care of their apartment, possess independent living skills, and are responsible to purchase groceries for the preparation of their breakfast and lunch meals. Most clients receive their supper meal from Community Connections. Locations in Summerside:

Granville Street: Apartment building with six apartments connected with a common area, four of which have two bedrooms. Staff supervision in the common area through the weekday evenings and part of the weekend. Supper is served in the common area.

MacEwen Road: Apartment building with seven apartments connected with a common area. There are three apartments with one bedroom; three apartments with two bedrooms; and one apartment with three bedrooms that also has staff supervision Monday-Friday 4pm-8am and 24-hour supervision on weekends. For most residents, the supper meal is provided in the common area.

Court Street: Four individual affordable and accessible apartments on the upper level with a full kitchen/eating area, living room space, and an accessible bathroom. Laundry facilities are shared.

The Supreme Court is the superior trial court for PEI and hears cases regarding:

• Civil (including family) and criminal matters
• Appeals from administrative tribunals
• Appeals from Provincial Court
• Probate and estate matters

Provides online resources to help inform the public about legislated court procedures for Criminal and Civil cases, and Supreme Court decisions.

Provides notary services to the public for affidavits and other similar documents. Does not notarize some legal documents such as property transactions, separation agreements, and general Powers of Attorney.

Receives all bankruptcy documents and conducts and renders decisions in contested bankruptcy hearings.

Provides information and resources for those who do not have a lawyer and plan to represent themselves in the Supreme Court of PEI. Includes:

• List of available resources
• Rules of the court
• What to do if in custody and planning to file a criminal appeal
• Resources to help decide whether to hire a lawyer