Support Listings Directory

The PEI 55 Plus Games Society fosters wellness, purpose, and camaraderie through spirited competition. Governed by volunteers and affiliated with the Canadian Senior Games Association, we champion healthy aging, active living, and strong community connections across the Island.

Our goal is to enhance, support and promote the well being of aboriginal women through capacity building, focus groups, prevention, awareness and equal opportunities.

AFIPE représente les femmes francophones et acadiennes de l'ÎPÉ.

Supporting the ADHD community on PEI through education, advocacy, and peer support.

Age-friendly PEI promotes age-friendly (AF) activities and initiatives to support AF-living environments across PEI. We assist communities and organizations with their AF projects and processes.

A non-profit organization that works with service clubs, private industry and healthcare providers to support Islanders living with and affected by ALS.

Andrews Senior Care is redefining retirement living with 5 state of the art communities.

Porte-parole des Francophones et Acadiens de l’age d’or de l’Ile-du-Prince-Edouard. Spokesperson for Francophones and Acadians of Prince Edward Island's Golden Age.

The Bell Aliant Centre is a multi-purpose facility covering over 160,000 square feet. Together with the support of its tenants, the facility provides recreational services to all ages and abilities.

The Benevolent Irish Society celebrates and preserves Irish culture, history, and Celtic traditions across PEI. Rooted in charity and goodwill, the society supports community members in need while fostering friendship, unity, and connection throughout the Island.

A community-based, charitable organization dedicated to meeting the needs of young people through a variety of quality, structured educational, remedial, and recreational programs. BGC Charlottetown location provides a safe environment and place to belong for all children and youth.

BBBS creates individual and group mentoring relationships amongst adults and youth.

BIPOC USHR aims to bring together and serve BIPOC communities on PEI in ways that build solidarity and help them thrive, specifically through community building, intersectional justice education and advocacy, programming, and supportive practices to form stronger and more resilient communities.

Blooming House Women’s Shelter Inc. is a registered charity, non-profit organization whose primary goal is to provide safe overnight shelter for women in the Charlottetown area.

Our mission is to provide safe supportive spaces and positive mentoring relationships where young people experience new opportunities and develop confidence and skills for life.

A nonprofit created with and for grandparents, relatives and other kinship caregivers raising children when parents cannot provide day-to-day care. We connect families, develop practical resources and programming, and bring lived experience into research, education and system change.

Since 1946 Camp Abegweit, affectionally known as “Camp Abby” has been providing children and youth with a summer camp experience.

Camp Gencheff is a Stratford-based non-profit that offers year-round programming to adults and children with intellectual and physical disabilities.

Camp Triumph is a unique summer camp, which fills a need for an often unrecognized and overlooked group of children. Children who have a sibling or parent with a chronic illness or disability.

Apply for the CSG-SE if you need education-related services or equipment for students with disabilities