A mentorship program where a mentee is paired with a mentor to receive confidential one-on-one online support to help navigate a life with hearing loss. Benefits of being a mentee include:

• Expanding support network
• Building community and connection with members of the hearing loss community
• Reducing isolation and receiving support during times of transition
• Getting answers to questions and non-judgmental feedback on hearing loss issues
• Receiving support to set up and achieve personal and professional goals
• Building confidence and self-esteem
• Learning coping skills

• Childhood sexual abuse
• Consent and laws
• Rape
• Trauma and healing
• Male survivors
• Healthy relationships
• Information for family/friends/caregivers of sexual assault survivors
• Information for teens

• Travel tips
• Bringing goods across the border
• Duties and taxes
• Moving back to Canada
• Settling in Canada
• Automated border clearance
• Border wait times
• NEXUS card applications
• Personal exemption limits
• Identification requirements
• Import and export of goods
• Penalties of breaking border regulations
• Arrests, detentions and removals

Provides online and print legal information about a variety of subjects. Includes:

• Criminal law
• Family law (including divorce, parenting time, decision-making responsibility, child support, and separation of assets)
• Going to court
• Health and the law
• Housing and property
• Wills, estates, and planning ahead
• Youth and the law

Provides peer support and short-term counselling for individuals who are affected by pancreatic cancer.

One-on-one peer support: Provides trained volunteer-run online one-on-one peer support via phone or video call, offering emotional support and other resources.

Short-term online counselling: Provides short-term online counselling with a professional counsellor to help navigate the mental toll of one's medical journey.

In addition to one-on-one peer support, a monthly support group is provided as an opportunity to meet with others to form a community based on their shared experiences and unique challenges.

Both programs are offered in partnership with Wellspring.

Provides an online directory of recognized practicians (RPs) of therapeutic touch.

RPs use hands to asses the energy field around the body, the intention is to balance the energy field to activate the natural healing potential. Visit website for the full details.

Sessions are part of integrated, complementary healthcare. RPs do not diagnose illness or offer medical advice.

RPs can visit clients at home, in hospital, nursing homes, and hospice.

Provides general online information about naturopathic medicine as well as information on specific topics such as:

• Need for legal regulation of naturopathic medicine in Epekwitk / PEI
• Professional affiliate organizations
• Health tips
• Frequently asked questions

Provides online resources for Francophone newcomers to Epekwitk / PEI. Includes:

• Information about opportunities and workshops
• Information about community services
• Steps for settlement
• How to find work, and more

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