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Veterans Independence ProgramProvided by: Government of Canada - Veterans Affairs Canada - AKA: VAC

Helps veterans remain independent and self-sufficient in their home and community.Offers financial assistance to obtain services. Includes:Snow removalLawn mowingHousecleaningLaundryMeal preparationErrand servicesPersonal care (for example, assistance with per...

Jean Canfield Building, 1st Floor, 191 Great George Street, Charlottetown, PE, C1A 4L2, Canada

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Individuals may qualify if they meet one of the following criteria:

-Qualified for a disability benefit
-Qualified for the War Veterans Allowance
-In receipt of Prisoner of War Compensation
-A veteran who is eligible for, but is unable to access, a Contract Bed (also known as a Priority Access Bed)

Eligible survivors or primary caregivers may receive housekeeping and/or grounds maintenance benefits through the Veterans Independence Program for Survivors and the Veterans Independence Program for Primary Caregivers

Veterans Homelessness ProgramProvided by: John Howard Society of Prince Edward Island - AKA: JHS; JHSPEI; John Howard; John Howard Society

Assists veterans and their families who are homeless or at risk of impending homelessness by providing a case worker who can support them in attaining life stabilization.

155 Queen Street, Suite 202, Charlottetown, PE, C1A 7M8, Canada

Veterans Affairs - Housing and Home LifeProvided by: Government of Canada - Veterans Affairs Canada - AKA: VAC

Services for veterans and their families to receive help at home, assistance with at-risk housing situations, death and bereavement, and financial support for the costs of long-term care.

Jean Canfield Building, 1st Floor, 191 Great George Street, Charlottetown, PE, C1A 4L2, Canada

Veterans Affairs - HealthProvided by: Government of Canada - Veterans Affairs Canada - AKA: VAC

Provides a variety of physical and mental health services for veterans. Includes:Hearing loss and tinnitus: Compensation, hearing aids and accessoriesMental health and wellness: Counselling, peer support, and compensationPhysical health and wellness: Compensat...

Jean Canfield Building, 1st Floor, 191 Great George Street, Charlottetown, PE, C1A 4L2, Canada

Veterans Affairs - Financial Programs and ServicesProvided by: Government of Canada - Veterans Affairs Canada - AKA: VAC

A variety of financial programs and services for veterans and their families. Includes:Income supportsCompensation for illness and injuryEmergency fundsMedical costsHelp at homeDeath and bereavementPrisoner of war benefits

Jean Canfield Building, 1st Floor, 191 Great George Street, Charlottetown, PE, C1A 4L2, Canada

Medical Access AssistanceProvided by: PEI Military Family Resource Centre - AKA: PEI MFRC

Provides families with a bridge pass and/or $ 25 gas card for trips to Moncton and $50 gas card for trips to Halifax, Saint John, or beyond to assist with transportation for medical purposes.Note: Applications must be submitted early enough to allow time for a...

3 Lower Malpeque Road, Charlottetown, PE, C1E 1R4, Canada

Employment Insurance - Caregiving BenefitsProvided by: Government of Canada - Service Canada - AKA: Employment and Social Development Canada; ESDC; Human Resources and Skills Development (former name)

Provides Caregiving Benefits through Employment Insurance. Eligible caregivers could receive financial assistance of up to 55% of their earnings, to a maximum of $638 a week. These benefits will help them take time away from work to provide care or support to ...

48 Mill Road, Wellington Station, PE, C0B 2E0, Canada

For:

For everyone:
A medical doctor or nurse practitioner has certified that the person you're providing care for or supporting is critically ill or injured, or needing end-of-life care
You're a family member or you're considered to be like a family member to the person who needs care
For insurable employees:
-Regular work earnings must have decreased more than 40% for at least one week due to having to take time off work to provide care/support
-Have accumulated 600 insured hours of work in the 52 weeks before the start of a claim, or since the last claim (whichever is shorter)
For self-employed people:
- Must have an active agreement with the Canada Employment Insurance Commission (CEIC) for at least 12 months before applying for benefits
-Must have earned at least $8,826 in net self-employed income in 2024 to be eligible in 2025
-Must show your business work hours dropped by over 40% for at least one week due to caring for a critically ill or injured family member, or providing end-of-life care

Employment Insurance - Caregiving BenefitsProvided by: Government of Canada - Service Canada - AKA: Employment and Social Development Canada; ESDC; Human Resources and Skills Development (former name)

Provides Caregiving Benefits through Employment Insurance. Eligible caregivers could receive financial assistance of up to 55% of their earnings, to a maximum of $638 a week. These benefits will help them take time away from work to provide care or support to ...

Jean Canfield Building, Main Floor, 191 Great George Street, Charlottetown, PE, C1A 4L2, Canada

For:

For everyone:
A medical doctor or nurse practitioner has certified that the person you're providing care for or supporting is critically ill or injured, or needing end-of-life care
You're a family member or you're considered to be like a family member to the person who needs care
For insurable employees:
-Regular work earnings must have decreased more than 40% for at least one week due to having to take time off work to provide care/support
-Have accumulated 600 insured hours of work in the 52 weeks before the start of a claim, or since the last claim (whichever is shorter)
For self-employed people:
- Must have an active agreement with the Canada Employment Insurance Commission (CEIC) for at least 12 months before applying for benefits
-Must have earned at least $8,826 in net self-employed income in 2024 to be eligible in 2025
-Must show your business work hours dropped by over 40% for at least one week due to caring for a critically ill or injured family member, or providing end-of-life care

Employment Insurance - Caregiving BenefitsProvided by: Government of Canada - Service Canada - AKA: Employment and Social Development Canada; ESDC; Human Resources and Skills Development (former name)

Provides Caregiving Benefits through Employment Insurance. Eligible caregivers could receive financial assistance of up to 55% of their earnings, to a maximum of $638 a week. These benefits will help them take time away from work to provide care or support to ...

491 Main Street, Montague, PE, C0A 1R0, Canada

For:

For everyone:
A medical doctor or nurse practitioner has certified that the person you're providing care for or supporting is critically ill or injured, or needing end-of-life care
You're a family member or you're considered to be like a family member to the person who needs care
For insurable employees:
-Regular work earnings must have decreased more than 40% for at least one week due to having to take time off work to provide care/support
-Have accumulated 600 insured hours of work in the 52 weeks before the start of a claim, or since the last claim (whichever is shorter)
For self-employed people:
- Must have an active agreement with the Canada Employment Insurance Commission (CEIC) for at least 12 months before applying for benefits
-Must have earned at least $8,826 in net self-employed income in 2024 to be eligible in 2025
-Must show your business work hours dropped by over 40% for at least one week due to caring for a critically ill or injured family member, or providing end-of-life care

Employment Insurance - Caregiving BenefitsProvided by: Government of Canada - Service Canada - AKA: Employment and Social Development Canada; ESDC; Human Resources and Skills Development (former name)

Provides Caregiving Benefits through Employment Insurance. Eligible caregivers could receive financial assistance of up to 55% of their earnings, to a maximum of $638 a week. These benefits will help them take time away from work to provide care or support to ...

371 Main Street, O'Leary, PE, C0B 1V0, Canada

For:

For everyone:
A medical doctor or nurse practitioner has certified that the person you're providing care for or supporting is critically ill or injured, or needing end-of-life care
You're a family member or you're considered to be like a family member to the person who needs care
For insurable employees:
-Regular work earnings must have decreased more than 40% for at least one week due to having to take time off work to provide care/support
-Have accumulated 600 insured hours of work in the 52 weeks before the start of a claim, or since the last claim (whichever is shorter)
For self-employed people:
- Must have an active agreement with the Canada Employment Insurance Commission (CEIC) for at least 12 months before applying for benefits
-Must have earned at least $8,826 in net self-employed income in 2024 to be eligible in 2025
-Must show your business work hours dropped by over 40% for at least one week due to caring for a critically ill or injured family member, or providing end-of-life care

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