Provides youth in the care of the Director of Child Protection and youth who have aged out of care of the Director of Child Protection with a variety of supports to assist with the successful transition to adulthood. Includes:

• Employment
• Housing
• Education
• Health
• Finance
• Conflict resolution
• Building and maintaining position relationships
• Advocacy
• Cultural/Spirituality
• Creating a positive network of support

• Hearing concerns directly from children, youth and their families and helping them to have their concerns heard and taken seriously.
• Concerns might centre around experiences with government agencies such as: Adoption Services * Health/Mental Health/Addiction Services * Child Protection * Education * Justice * Social Services * Or other agencies.
• Connects youth and their families to programs and services

Helps parents and children explore what anxiety is, practice techniques to help ease anxiety, use their imagination and learn how to take control of anxiety by creating a plan to defeat worry. Includes:

• Weekly calls with one's assigned coach
• Weekly exercises
• Filling out daily worry tracker
• Review the material on the phone

Provides an online platform dedicated to reducing the incidence and severity of unintentional injuries to children and youth in the Maritimes. The website provides safety information categorized by age or topic.

Additionally, it offers events, webinars, grant opportunities, and promotional materials. The platform also serves as a hub for open dialogue, networking, and collaboration.

• An instructional video for parents and caregivers about how to fit, pack, and safely wear the backpack
• An awareness video for teachers
• A plush animal with a removable warming and cooling pack to ease sore joints
• A family informational resource about helping young people live well with arthritis
• Pencil grips and zipper pulls
• An award-winning children's book that explains chronic pain
• An illustrated booklet that shares the experiences of other children living with arthritis

Provides grants up to $500 to help families participate and travel to an in-person childhood arthritis camp hosted by the Arthritis Society.

Note: Applications can be submitted throughout the year. Application must be submitted at least two months prior to camp event date.

Provides variety of virtual recreational programs for children with sight loss to connect with peers to socialize while learning or playing. Includes:

• Listening to live reading
• Singing and dancing together
• Playing game and more

Christmas parties are being held for NCPEI youth members at three different locations, featuring food, a gift, and a visit from Santa.

Time and Location for 2025:

• Zone 1 (Prince County): November 29th from 1pm-4pm, at St. Luke's Church Hall, 1020 Route 142, O'Leary Corner
• Zone 2 (Queens County): December 7th from 2pm-4pm, at the NCPEI Programming Office, 614 North River Road, Charlottetown
• Zone 3 (Kings County): November 30th from 2pm-4pm, at Dr. Roddie Community Centre (St. Peter's Bay Firehall), 5549 Route 2, St Peter's Bay

Registration deadline: November 17, 2025

• Seating inserts
• Wheelchairs
• Special needs strollers
• Bath seats
• Car seats
• Toileting aids