Prince Edward Island
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211 PEI
211 PEI is a free, confidential service that connects individuals in Prince Edward Island to a wide range of social, health, and community services, including housing and emergency support.
The service is available 24/7 and helps individuals find assistance for a variety of needs, from food banks to shelters.
Salvation Army Charlottetown
The Salvation Army Charlottetown provides emergency shelter, food, and support services to those in need.
Their goal is to offer immediate assistance while also helping individuals transition toward stability through various social and spiritual programs.
FVPS - Anderson House
Anderson House, run by Family Violence Prevention Services, provides emergency shelter for women and children fleeing domestic violence.
Their services include crisis intervention, counselling, and support for individuals in need of safe housing.
Park Street Emergency Shelter
The Park Street Emergency Shelter provides immediate housing support for individuals facing homelessness in Charlottetown.
It offers temporary accommodations and connects residents with social services to help them transition to more permanent housing solutions.
Blooming House
Blooming House, a non-profit organization, operates an emergency shelter for women experiencing homelessness in Charlottetown.
They offer a safe place to sleep, as well as access to food, clothing, and support services for women in need.
Housing Support
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PEI Housing Services is a provincial government agency that provides affordable housing options to low-income residents.
Their programs range from rent supplements to public housing for families, seniors, and individuals with disabilities.
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The Charlottetown Housing Authority manages public housing units and rent assistance programs for low-income individuals and families in the Charlottetown area.
They aim to provide safe and affordable housing to those in need.
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PEI Fight for Affordable Housing is an advocacy group dedicated to addressing the housing crisis on Prince Edward Island.
They work to raise awareness of the lack of affordable housing and push for policy changes to improve access to housing for all residents.
Legal Aid
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Legal Aid PEI offers legal services to individuals with low incomes who cannot afford legal representation.
Their services cover various areas, including housing disputes, family law, and criminal matters, ensuring that everyone has access to justice regardless of financial status.
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CLIPEI is a non-profit organization that provides legal education and resources to the public.
They focus on simplifying legal information and provide guidance on various legal topics, including tenant rights and housing issues, to empower individuals to navigate the legal system.
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The Tenant Support Centre PEI provides resources and guidance for renters, helping tenants understand their rights and responsibilities under the Residential Tenancy Act.
They also offer assistance in resolving disputes between tenants and landlords.
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The PEI Human Rights Commission works to promote and protect human rights across the province.
They handle complaints related to discrimination in areas like housing, employment, and public services, ensuring equal treatment for all residents.
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