Open to adults and children with the following types of disabilities, and their caregivers:

-Physical
-Intellectual
-Neurological
-Sensory
-Mental

PEI residents * Home must be a primary year-round residence * Applicant(s) must be the registered owner(s) of the property being upgraded * Not available to new home construction, businesses, rental, seasonal, or recreational properties

Owners of new residential construction buildings (private and commercial) * See website for full details

Applicants must meet all of the following conditions:
-At least one of the applicants is a Canadian citizen
-Do not currently own a home
-Can demonstrate that they have been recently declined by a financial institution for mortgage financing to purchase a home
-Must reside in PEI at the time of applying for the pilot program
-Has a satisfactory credit rating and must not have outstanding debt obligations on file in the Province's Central Default Registry
-Total annual household income will be $100,000 or less per annum (family); or $65,000 or less per annum for an individual applicantAn eligible property:
-Will be occupied by the successful program participant as a single-family dwelling, and be their principal residence; rental, seasonal and recreational properties are not eligible
-Must be located in PEI
-Must be pre-existing. New construction financing is not eligible under this program
-Will not exceed program maximum of $350,000 (plus taxes, closing and legal costs)

Owners of the designated heritage property outside Charlottetown and Summerside * See website for specific terms and eligible expenses

Full-time PEI residents who want to upgrade their internet service to their primary residence and one of following applies:
-The only available service is low speed internet (below 50 / 10 Mbps)
-Broadband service exists, but is unavailable at the residence due to obstruction of the signal
-No internet service is available-The property owner or leaseholder with the owner's approval

Open to all

Must:
-Be a PEI resident (have a PEI Health Card) and a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident 60 years or older
-Have a household income of $50,000 or less
-Currently reside in the property and it be your principle residence
-Be the owner of the property or have a life interest in the property
-Have not met the maximum grant through previous applications to the PEI Home Renovation Programs

If you are 60 years or older and applied to the PEI Home Renovation Programs, you will be automatically assessed for the Seniors Safe @ Home Program

Must:
-Be 60 years and older at the time of application
-Be a PEI resident (have a PEI Health Card) and a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident
-Have a combined income is $50,000 or less
-Currently reside in the property and it be your principle residence
-Be the owner of the property or have a life interest in the property
-Property valued at $300,000 or less
-Have not met the maximum grant through previous applications to the PEI Home Renovation Programs

Applicants who have applied to the PEI Home Renovation Program will automatically be assessed for the Seniors Home Repair Program