Support Services

Provides air travel assistance for families of missing children and investigators involved in the search. This program is delivered in partnership with WestJet.

• Stress, anxiety or depression
• Infertility struggles
• Family or romantic problems
• Parenting
• Becoming assertive
• Questions about identity or sexuality
• Grief
• Trauma such as sexual assault or violence
• Workplace conflict or difficulties
• Coping with life overwhelming circumstances
• Counselling to newcomers
• Mental health and addictions

Confidential and supportive space to receive help, guidance, and support for those who have experienced or witnessed violence in sport.

Service is available by phone, text, email, Facebook, Instagram or through online submission form.

Provides a safe, confidential, and supportive environment for students, staff, and faculty who have experienced sexual violence. Support includes:

• Guidance
• Information
• Emotional support
• Assistance in discussing questions or concerns

Services are available regardless of whether an individual chooses to pursue a formal complaint.

The SVPRO Educator also delivers informative training sessions that promote awareness, prevention, and education for students.

• Applicable laws and legal reporting procedures
• Educational materials on learn, act and heal
• Trauma-informed digital training around workplace
• Mental health support services and resources

• Legal information
• Access to free legal advice from a trauma-informed lawyer for up to four hours
• Support navigating the justice system
• Referrals to relevant community services

Provides in-person, online and phone navigation support for individuals impacted by sexual assault in advocating for themselves, finding their voice, and accessing the services they need on their own terms. Supports include:

• Accompaniment to police, court, or other authorities
• Support during Sexual Assault Evidence Kit procedures
• Advocacy and accompaniment to related appointments
• Connections to housing, income supports, and mental health services
• Assistance with system navigation, documentation, and service provider advocacy

• Online: three hours live facilitator led interactive workshop and 90 minutes non-live own paced workshop are available
• In-person: Groups of 10-30 people can arrange a group booking and host the workshop at their location. A facilitator can be requested.

Confidential support services for individuals who are abused or who are at risk of abuse and those who need education and safety planning surrounding issues of domestic violence. Services include:

• One-on-one crisis support (in person or by phone)
• Support groups
• Risk assessment and safety planning
• Comprehensive case management
• Referrals to community agencies to help with individual needs
• Advocacy and accompaniment to court and other meetings as required
• Resource information
• Second stage housing referral at locations across PEI (women only)

Contact below to request the support.

Queens County Email: ​gloria@fvps.ca Phone: 902-894-3354 ext 224

East Prince Email: ​beth@fvps.ca Phone: 902-888-3310

Montague Email: ​rachel@fvps.ca Phone: 902-213-7540

O'Leary Email: ​karen@fvps.ca Phone: 902-859-8849

Men's Services Email: ​tim@fvps.ca Phone: 902-626-5585

Youth Services Email: ​ john@fvps.ca Phone: 902-978-0022