• May be in immediate and significant danger, and do not understand the danger they are in
• Do not have the physical ability to get out of a dangerous situation
• Are unable to protect themselves because of physical or cognitive limitations

• How to share your health and personal care preferences with health care teams and your family if you become incapable of expressing your own decisions, for example, health care treatment and who can make decisions for you
• An online interactive workbook to help with the advance care planning process and writing a health care directive
• An advance care planning wallet card
• Health care directives form

Provides a free voluntary property assessment for residents who seek to determine and mitigate their home and property's risk to wildfire. An assessment is conducted by a formally trained assessor.

Note: Self-assessment is recommended before requesting an assessment.

• Support to fill out Canada Pension Plan Disability (CPP-D) application and other income security applications
• Self-advocacy resources

• Offers friendship and support
• Meets regularly
• Helps to make sure their partner's needs are heard and realized
• Watches to make sure their partner's rights are respected
• Crisis advocates are available to be partnered with individuals going through particularly difficult times

Provides after-school program for school-aged children with intellectual and physical disabilities. Program activities include:

• Homework assistance
• Music
• Arts and crafts
• Sports and fitness
• Life skill building

• Skill development
• Peer support
• Exercise and movement
• Speech and communication
• Education

• Healthy meals and snacks
• Physical activity including sports and games
• Literacy and homework programs
• Mentorship and leadership development
• Arts and crafts
• Science experiments
• Cooking programs
• Outdoor activities and play areas
• Regular visits to local libraries and parks
• Guest speakers and presentations
• Participants can enroll in Giant Steps, a homework and education/career counselling program
• Participants can enroll in Kid Food Nation, a food class taught by a Red Seal chef

• Doing their homework
• Making crafts
• Participating in sports and physical activities
• Playing cards and board games
• Watching a movie
• Summerside attendees have access to the Credit Union Place for swimming, bowling, and use of the walking track and ice pad

• Video guides on scholarships, funding, relationships and general health issues
• Webinars
• Peer support and advice videos
• Lending library: borrow free books, audiobooks, and ebooks
• Live chat with staff