Clubhouse programs – Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) PEI Division
provide recovery-focused rehabilitation including employment supports for individuals who have experienced mental illness.
provide recovery-focused rehabilitation including employment supports for individuals who have experienced mental illness.
is a career exploration and college preparation program for women and gender-diverse people focusing on exposure to trades and technology careers.
supports marginalized individuals by offering programs that provide skill development and personal growth
is committed to creating a quality of life for young people with autism spectrum disorder, fully included in their community; with a commitment to continued education, life and job skills training, and inclusion.
offers programs and services for job seekers, employers, and organizations.
promote training and careers in trades and technology to Island students.
supports marginalized individuals by offering programs that provide skill development and personal growth
is a job posting website that brings together job seekers and employers under an online destination.
provides vocational training and support services to adults who have an intellectual disability in Queens county.
is designed for Island workers ages 55 to 64 who wish to re-enter the workforce.
assists in enhancing employment outcomes for women in underrepresented skilled trades.
offers a wide variety of programs/supports for addictions, families, justice, youth, elders, and more.
offers programs for university, college and high school students and graduates.
helps PEI bilingual students find summer employment in their field of study on PEI.
provides a safe, secure environment for youth with mental health and addiction challenges who have completed a treatment program.
enforces the rights and obligations of employers and employees.
develops and delivers high quality programs and curriculum in English and French to Island children from birth to Grade 12.
offers advice and support for parents of children with diagnosed or undiagnosed learning disabilities or difficulties. Certified teachers provide tutoring in reading/spelling and math.
The employment support offered helps newcomers overcome employment barriers in their search for work.
offers employment services such as needs assessment, case management, employment readiness, job search, and job coaching to individuals with an intellectual disability in Kings County.
Six locations across PEI help job seekers looking for work, changing careers, returning to the workforce, or exploring career and training opportunities.
offers support to businesses owned and operated by immigrant entrepreneurs and connects job-seekers, new Islanders and new graduates to business and community leaders.
offers programs and services to people with spinal cord injuries and other physical disabilities.
