Closing Cost Support Program Provided by: Government of Prince Edward Island - Department of Housing and Communities - AKA: Housing, Land and Communities (former name)

Helps to cover a portion of the closing cost on first home purchase of eligible individuals who live in Epekwitk / PEI. Eligible applicants can apply to receive a contribution of up to $2,500 to support the closing costs of the purchase.

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Clothing and Laundry Provided by: Mi'kmaq Family Resource Centre - AKA: MFRC

Donated clothing for infants, children and adults is available. People can take what they need. Washer and dryer are also available for families to do laundry.

Donations accepted.

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Clothing and Laundry Provided by: Families First Resource Centre - AKA: Voices for Children Coalition

Free used clothing is available for ages newborn to six years. Clients can trade clothing or take what is needed. A washer and dryer are available to use for free.

Donations accepted

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Clothing Exchange and Community Cupboard Provided by: Family Place - AKA: Formerly East Prince Community Coalition; Kids R First Family Resource Centre

Gently used maternity, baby, and children clothes are available to families. Items such as coupons, non-perishable food, and personal hygiene items are also available.

Donations are accepted.

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Club Sunrise Provided by: Arthritis Society Canada

An online virtual club that connects children living with arthritis and other rheumatic diseases, example activities include:

Cooking classes
Games
Crafts
Learning strategies to help better manage living with arthritis
Making friends with others going through similar experience
Scavenger hunts
Dance parties

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Clubhouse Program Provided by: Canadian Mental Health Association Prince Edward Island Division - AKA: CMHA; CMHA PEI

Provides services and supports to individuals in recovery from mental illness. Program details vary by site but generally include:

Psychosocial Rehabilitation through Work Order Day
Prevocational training
Employment services
Housing and supports
Wellness program
Social and recreational activities

Note: Clients from Kings County can apply for Charlottetown program provided they have their own transportation.

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CMHA Peer Support Program Provided by: Canadian Mental Health Association Prince Edward Island Division - AKA: CMHA; CMHA PEI

Trained peer support workers provide individualized plans to help clients to go through their mental health journey. Includes:

Crisis intervention
Hospital to Home program
One-on-one session
Peer support groups

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CMHA-PEI Learning, Training and Support Hub Provided by: Canadian Mental Health Association Prince Edward Island Division - AKA: CMHA; CMHA PEI

Offeres free courses, webinars, workshops, supports, and events for individuals to learn about mental health and connect with others, share experiences. Course topics are varied and might include:

Insights of anxiety
Conquering negative thoughts
How to support a loved one and more

The course calendar is published on a bi-annual basis, visit website to find the most current course calendar.

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CNIB Card Provided by: CNIB Foundation - PEI - AKA: Formerly Canadian National Institute for the Blind

The card provides discounts and services from governments, businesses, and community partners. Benefits vary by location but may include:

Free municipal transit passes
Free or discounted air, train and bus fares for Card holder or sighted guide
Free or discounted events and attractions admissions for Card holder or sighted guide
Additional accessibility services from banks and other business
Proof of disability for some government programs and tax benefits

Note: The CNIB card is not considered valid acceptable identification since it is not issued by any type of government authority.

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CNIB Foundation Peer Support Programs Provided by: CNIB Foundation - PEI - AKA: Formerly Canadian National Institute for the Blind

Provides variety of virtual peer support groups for individuals with sigh loss, their family and friends to connect with peers for support, mentorship. Includes:

General virtual meet up to make connection
Indigenous peer support group
LGBTQ2S+ support group
Diabetes and vision loss group
Virtual presentations from various services
Compassionate conversations and more

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