12-step peer, self-help group for people people dealing with overwhelming emotions and emotional difficulties. For anyone who would like to become emotionally healthy and live at peace with or without solved problems.

• Human relationship skills
• Self-management
• Planning and goal-setting
• Employment and job search skills
• Building resumes and cover letters

• Skills assessments and training
• Individual job placements
• Employment counseling
• Job training and support to both client and the employer in the workplace
• Job readiness assessments

• Job search support
• Provides local labour market information
• Help writing/editing resumes and cover letters
• Help networking and interview preparation

• One-on-one appointments with a Career Counsellor
• Career assessments and career planning
• Assists with application for funding and training opportunities

• Access to equipment for job searching (computers with internet, printers, fax, phones, scanner)
• Access to the local labour market, training and programs information
• Online and on site job board

• Seasonal Job Registry
• Registering for Jobs at WorkPEI
• Seasonal Hiring Centre
• Student Summer Employment Programs

• Family Caregiver Benefit for Children: Providing care to a critically ill or injured person under 18 years (maximum weeks payable up to 35 weeks)
• Family Caregiver Benefit for Adults: Providing care to a critically ill or injured person 18 years or older(maximum weeks payable up to 15 weeks)
• Compassionate Care Benefits: A person of any age who requires end-of-life care (maximum weeks payable up to 26 weeks)

• A maximum of 15 weeks of EI maternity benefits is available
• Benefits can be paid as early as 12 weeks before the expected date of birth and not more than 17 weeks after the due date
• The weekly benefit rate is 55% of the claimant's average weekly insurable earnings up to a maximum amount
• Individual claiming maternity benefits may be able to also claim parental benefits

• Standard Parental Benefits:
  • Can be paid for a maximum of 40 weeks and shared by parents but one parent cannot receive more than 35 weeks
  • Must be claimed within a 52 week period (12 months) after the week the child was born or placed for the purpose of adoption
  • The weekly benefit rate is 55% of the claimant's average weekly insurable earnings up to a maximum amount
• Extended Parental Benefits:
  • Can be paid for a maximum of 69 weeks and shared by parents but one parent cannot claim more than 61 weeks
  • Must be claimed within a 78-week period (18 months) after the week the child was born or placed for the purpose of adoption
  • The benefit rate is 33% of the claimant's average weekly insurable earnings up to a maximum amount

Provides income support benefits to individuals who lose their jobs through no fault of their own (ex: shortage of work, seasonal, or mass lay-offs) and are available for and able to work but cannot find a job.

Generally the basic rate is calculated at 55% of average insurable weekly earnings, up to a maximum amount. EI can be paid out from 14 weeks to a maximum of 45 weeks, depending on the regional unemployment rate.

Applications are to be made as soon as employment stops, even if the Record of Employment (ROE) has not been received. Benefits may be lost if the claim is submitted more than four weeks after the last day of work.

In most cases, individuals who quit their job due to a refusal to comply with their employer's mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy will not be eligible for EI benefits. See website for list of exceptions.

Provides up to 26 weeks of financial assistance for individuals who cannot work for medical reasons. The benefits pay 55% of earnings up to a maximum weekly amount.