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PEI Virtual Coffee and Chat Provided by: CNIB Foundation - PEI - AKA: Formerly Canadian National Institute for the Blind

Provides a virtual meeting to connect with peers in Epekwitk / PEI.

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PEI Weekly Walking Group Provided by: CNIB Foundation - PEI - AKA: Formerly Canadian National Institute for the Blind

Provides weekly hour-long walking groups in Charlottetown and Montague. Walks are followed by a cup of tea and treat.

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Seated Fitness Program Provided by: Spinal Cord Injury - PEI - AKA: SCI-PEI

Provides a 10-week seated fitness program to improve the emotional well being and physical fitness for people with mobility disorders and neuromuscular disorder. The program is offered in Charlottetown, Summerside, Montague and Tyne Valley.

An Online breathing program is available upon registration.

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Snoezelen Room Provided by: ResourceAbilities - AKA: PEI Council of People with Disabilities (former name); Formerly PEICOD (former name)

Provides a fun, recreational, and multi-sensory environment for people with sensory, cognitive, and physical disabilities. Stimulation and relaxation are provided through the use of smell, touch, sound, colour, and light. Training on how to use the room is provided.

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Young Adults Network Provided by: Canadian Hard of Hearing Association - AKA: CHHA

Provides an opportunity for young adults with varying degrees of hearing loss to connect, offer peer support to each other, and to become active members of their communities.

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Youth Programs Provided by: Special Olympics Prince Edward Island - AKA: SOPEI

Youth sports programs aimed at teaching participants and their parents/guardians new techniques which will benefit the child throughout their life. The three programs are based on age and range from young kids receiving early instruction in basic motor skills through play to older youth being introduced to recreational sports in a non-competitive environment.

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