Provides a monthly in-person peer support group for unpaid caregivers who are caring for someone who has a chronic life-limiting illness.
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Volunteers visit wherever the client resides and will help out in ways to improve quality of life, as determined by the client. This can include:
  • Helping with light chores or meal preparation
  • A few hours respite for caregivers
  • General company, listening and talking with the client
  • Taking the client on outings
  • Reading
  • Meditation
  • Music care
  • Therapeutic touch
  • Transportation to appointments
  • Resources
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Trained volunteers visit with individuals and families who are going through an end-of-life experience, or those who are recently bereaved.

Volunteers will visit clients at home, in hospital or in a care home.
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Epekwitk / PEI has seven hospitals offering varying levels of care.

The two main referral hospitals providing inpatient, emergency, urgent psychiatric care, outpatient, community and specialty services are:

Individuals in need of urgent psychiatric care can go to the Emergency Room at Queen Elizabeth and Prince County Hospitals. They will be triaged and then see trained mental health staff.
Four community hospitals offer a variety of services that may include emergency, acute care, extended care, and community based services:

One inpatient psychiatric hospital for specialized acute and long-term treatment and rehabilitation:

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Provides individuals experiencing a mental health, addiction, or substance use crisis with streamlined, 24/7 access to a multi-disciplinary team of trained staff in an environment designed to meet emergency/urgent care needs.

Crisis conditions include:

  • A serious, immediate mental health, addictions or substance use concern
  • Risk of self-harm or harm to others
  • Psychosis
  • Emotional trauma, agitation, severe depression or anxiety suicidal thoughts


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Offers a hot breakfast and opportunity to socialize and speak with staff.
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Provides a recovery-oriented approach to help homeless individuals quickly find permanent affordable and independent housing in the community. Also offers additional supports and services to help individuals move toward self-sufficiency and assist those who are at imminent risk of homelessness.
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Provides support to help individuals experiencing mental illness and/or addictions find and keep permanent housing in the community

Summerside: cmhawest@cmha.pe.ca
Charlottetown: division@cmha.pe.ca​

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Islanders can apply for rental housing in Family Housing units located in nine communities or be provided with a rent supplement benefit to help pay for private landlord owned housing anywhere in PEI. For most applicants, rent is based on 25% of total household gross income.

Family Housing units may be available in the following communities:
  • Alberton
  • Charlottetown area
  • Georgetown
  • Montague
  • Mount Stewart
  • O'Leary
  • Souris
  • Summerside
  • Tignish
Most communities have one, two, three, and four bedroom units available. Generally the tenant is responsible for utilities, must furnish the apartment, and maintain tenant's insurance.
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Provides financial assistance to help cover the cost of major structural renovations to private homes. Eligible renovations include structural, heating, plumbing, and electrical systems, improvement for life safety, and accessibility upgrades for applicants with a permanent disability.

Maximum grants are based on combined annual income.

Amounts for households without disabilities:
  • $35,000 or less: $12,000
  • $35,001-$38,000: $10,000
  • $38,001-$41,000: $8,000
  • $41,001-$44,000: $6,000
  • $44,0001-$47,000: $4,000
  • $47,001-$50,000: $2,000
​Amounts for households with disabilities:
  • $35,000 or less: $16,000
  • $35,001-$38,000: $13,200
  • $38,001-$41,000: $10,400
  • $41,001-$44,000: $7,600
  • $44,0001-$47,000: $4,800
  • $47,001-$50,000: $2,000
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