Open to school-aged children and youth whose families are registered clients of PEIANC * Specific programs may have other eligibility requirements * Call or email for information

Francophone immigrant and newly arrived from another country with one of the following statuses: Permanent residence * Families and refugees (sponsored by the government or private sector) * Holders of temporary work permits * Participants in the working holiday program (Programme vacances-travail, PVT) * International students

Some of the services are only available to immigrants with permanent resident status.

PEI residents who do not have a family doctor or nurse practitioner * PEI residents who have moved within the province and need a new doctor or nurse practitioner in their area * People who have moved to Prince Edward Island

Newcomers who have children or teens * Must be a registered client of PEIANC

See website for details * All Airbnb hosts can register to sign up their space for the program

Open to all

Female clients who are registered with PEIANC and women from the general public * Most activities are for those ages 18 years and older but teen girls and children may attend certain activities

Open to registered PEI Association for Newcomers clients who do not yet have Canadian citizenship including:
-People with a Permanent Resident Card (AKA Maple Leaf Card) or Confirmation of Permanent Residence
-Government Assisted Refugees after their first year under the federal Resettlement Assistance Program has ended
-Immigrants who have been allowed to stay in Canada because the federal government intends to grant them Permanent Resident status
-Non-immigrant foreign domestic workers in Canada
-Temporary visa holders (work and student permits, visitor visas)
-Other immigrants who have not yet received citizenship may be eligible

Open to registered PEI Association for Newcomers clients who do not yet have Canadian citizenship including:
-People with a Permanent Resident Card (AKA Maple Leaf Card) or Confirmation of Permanent Residence
-Government Assisted Refugees after their first year under the federal Resettlement Assistance Program has ended
-Immigrants who have been allowed to stay in Canada because the federal government intends to grant them Permanent Resident status
-Non-immigrant foreign domestic workers in Canada
-Temporary visa holders (work and student permits, visitor visas)
-Other immigrants who have not yet received citizenship may be eligible

Registered PEIANC clients who are age 50 years or older