Court of Appeal - Court Services Provided by: Government of Prince Edward Island - Department of Justice and Public Safety - AKA: JPS

Highest court in the province that hears civil and criminal appeals from the lower courts and from administrative tribunals.

Provides online information and resources to help people understand the process of preparing for and participating in an appeal including:

Practice Directions
How to Commence and Respond to a Civil Appeal
How to Commence and Respond to a Criminal Appeal
Information about criminal and civil procedures

Case schedule can also be found online.

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CPFF Support Groups Provided by: Canadian Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation - AKA: CPFF

Provides online and in-person support groups for individuals affected by pulmonary fibrosis.

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CPR AED and First Aid Courses Provided by: Heart and Stroke - AKA: Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada

In person CPR AED and First Aid Courses.

First Aid Course
Prepares learners through instruction, demonstration and practice to apply first aid during common health emergencies. Meets regulatory requirements for workplace first aid courses federally and in most provinces and territories. Includes topics such as:

Emergency scene management
Shock, fainting, and unconsciousness
Head, spine, and pelvic Injuries
Severe bleeding and wounds
Adult/Child/Infant Resuscitation
Medical conditions (including asthma, allergies, diabetic emergencies, seizures, and poisoning)
Treatment of burns

CPR and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Course
Provides skills and confidence to respond to someone having a cardiac arrest, topics include:

How CPR improves survival
Recognizing when someone needs CPR
Adult CPR and AED use
Adult choking relief
Child CPR, AED and choking
Infant CPR and choking

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Creative Employment Options Program Provided by: Neil Squire

Provides a customized employment program that supports job seekers with disabilities in finding meaningful, sustainable work. Includes:

Individualized employment counseling
Career exploration
Job-readiness training
Resume development
Interview preparation
Job placement support

Follow-up and workplace accommodation assistance are also offered, ensuring that participants have the tools, confidence, and support they need to succeed in the workforce.

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Credit Counselling Provided by: Credit Counselling Services of Atlantic Canada - AKA: CCSAC ; Solve Your Debts.com

Financial counsellors provide advice on reducing or eliminating debts over the phone by giving people the tools to successfully manage their finances. Counsellors help clients:

Get out of debt
Avoid bankruptcy
Improve money management skills
Eliminate credit card debts
Negotiate reduced payment and interest terms with creditors
Draft alternative payment plans
Planning and maintaining a budget
Variety of financial education services

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Crime Stoppers Provided by: PEI Crime Stoppers

Members of the public can provide anonymous and confidential information about a crime or potential crime of which they have knowledge.

Tips can be done by phone, online, or through a mobile app. Cash is given for information that leads to a successful arrest.

Names will not be asked and the person reporting the crime will not be asked to appear in court.

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Criminal Background Checks Provided by: Kensington Police Services

Individuals may request a Criminal Background Check, often required for employment or volunteering. Names and date of birth are used to check a person's criminal history.

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Criminal Background Checks Provided by: Charlottetown Police Services

Individuals may request a Criminal Record Check if required for a volunteer position only.

Please see website for details if one is needed for employment.

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Criminal Background Checks Provided by: RCMP - AKA: Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Individuals may request different types of criminal record checks (CRCs) that are often required for employment, volunteering, or adoption screening. Types of CRCs:

Name-based Criminal Background Check: Uses names and date of birth to check a person's criminal history
Certified Criminal Background Check: Uses fingerprints when a name-based criminal record checks do not provide a definite way of confirming a person's identity
Police Information Check: Also known as police certificate, background check, or reference check
Vulnerable Sector Check: Police information check plus a check to see if a person has a record suspension (pardon) for sexual offenses

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Criminal Background Checks Provided by: Summerside Police Services

Individuals may request a Criminal Background Check and Vulnerable Sector Check, often required for employment or volunteering.

Criminal Background Check: Uses names and date of birth to check a person's criminal history.
Vulnerable Sector Check: Required for applicants who will be in a position of trust or authority over children, the elderly,or other vulnerable group. A name-based search of the national repository of criminal convictions and a query of the pardoned sex-offender database is conducted. Fingerprints may be required.

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