Provides holiday hampers that includes a turkey and vegetables.

2025 Registration: October 1st-November 28th. Hamper pick-up date is a December 17th.

Donations accepted.

Provides holiday hampers for older adults and families that include groceries and gifts for kids. Pick up or delivery is available.

2025 Registration deadline: November 1st-December 6th. Hampers distributed December 21st.

Donations accepted.

Provides a free food hamper containing a turkey and other perishable and non-perishable food items to help feed a household during the holiday season.

2025 Registration: By phone - November 3rd-December 5th

Registration/Distribution Sites:

• Tignish - Parish of St Simon and St Jude, 210 Maple Street, Tignish: Call 902-882-2049 or register in person Tuesday, November 18th and 25th from 6pm-8pm
• Palmer Road and Area: Call Teresa at 902-853-3804
• Alberton and Area: Call Jaime at 902-853-7583
• Bloomfield and Area: Call Almeda 902-853-3999
• O'Leary - West Cape Pastoral Charge, 5 Barclay Road, O'Leary: Call 902-859-2678 or register in person November 19th, 20th, 26th, 27th, December 3rd and 4th from 5pm-7pm

Note: Registration is to be at the location closest to where you live.

Donations accepted.

Enjoy a festive afternoon of music, refreshments, cookie decorating, socializing, and a visit from Santa.

Christmas parties are held in Kings, Prince, and Queens counties.

Pre-registration is required.

2025 Information:

• Charlottetown: Beaconsfield House, 2 Kent Street
• Montague: Cavendish Farms Wellness Centre, 21 Sullivan Lane
• Summerside: St. Eleanor's Lions Club, 121 East Drive

Annual Christmas Party that includes a full turkey dinner, games, crafts, activities, and holiday cheer.

2025 Information:

• Charlottetown: December 1st, 4pm-7pm at the NCPEI Programming Office, 614 North River Road, Suite 5
• Lennox Island: December 3rd, 4pm-7pm at the Minigoo Hospitality Room, 195 Eagle Feather Trail

Aims to help Francophone youth ages 15-30 years become more involved in their community, and to support succession in community development and volunteer work through a variety of training opportunities. Includes:

• Self-discovery and personal well-being
• Leadership and teamwork
• Civic engagement and community volunteering
• Personal branding, networking, and social media
• Communication
• Budget management (especially personal finances)

Trained volunteers provide personal support and information to individuals living with celiac disease or a gluten disorder.

• Benefits not received in the amount of time specified by the program
• Difficulty getting through by phone to Service Canada's programs and services
• Concerns/complaints regarding the treatment of a caller/client by a Service Canada representative