Helps people in Canada re-establish contact with immediate family members internationally after separation due to armed conflict, natural disasters, migration and other humanitarian crises.

An online bilingual database with local child and youth programs in nine different categories including:Counselling and Mental Health SupportViolence and Abuse SupportHealthHousing and Homelessness SupportJobs and Money SupportIndigenous Support ServicesDrugs,...

Lending library that covers a large selection of topics relevant to families living with young children or the people who work with them. Resources include books, booklets and pamphlets.

Resource kits are available on a variety of topics including:Miscarriages and StillbornMother's Mental Health and PostpartumDivorce and SeparationParenting KitsChildren with DisabilitiesPotty Training

Provides information on a variety of useful resources for parenting related topics. Can make referrals and help navigate community resources.

Parents/guardians can sign-up for an online registry of the licensed early learning and child care centres across Epekwitk / PEI. The registry places their children on a waiting list for the chosen centres.

A bag filled with information and samples of products for parent and baby.

Website provides information on subjects including, but not limited to: Food poisoningHalloween safetyHoliday safetyHousehold poisonsMedication safetyPoisoning prevention for seniorsStaying safe during power outages

Online resources about child development, early learning, and child care in PEI. Includes videos, articles, advice, essays, templates, and guidelines.

Provides a complimentary bag filled with a variety of resource materials and a teddy bear for kids who have recently been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes (T1D) and their caregiver.