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Let’s Talk Horses
Advocacy & Civic Engagement | Animal Welfare | Education
Let’s Talk Horses aims to educate the public about the equine industry on P.E.I. and its many positive attributes, providing an inter-generational educational opportunity for individuals of all ages, genders, and abilities.
34 Beechwood Avenue, O'Leary
PE C0B 1V0
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Fusion Charlottetwon
Advocacy & Civic Engagement | Youth & Children
Fusion Charlottetown empowers young people to shape their city by amplifying youth voices through advocacy, events, and volunteer opportunities, working toward a Charlottetown where young people are engaged, heard, and thriving.
141 Kent Street, Charlottetown
PE C1A 1N3
Family Place
Family Services | Youth & Children
Family Place is a Summerside-based non-profit offering comprehensive programs and services for families with children from conception to age twelve, including play groups, a Reggio-inspired preschool, prenatal and postnatal support, parenting workshops, breastfeeding support, and more.
75 Central Street, Summerside
PE C1N 3L2
STEAM PEI
Camps & Youth Programs | Education | Youth & Children
STEAM PEI inspires young Islanders to explore science, technology, engineering, arts, and math through hands-on camps, after-school programs, in-school workshops, and a community makerspace equipped with 3D printers, laser cutters, and more.
149 Mt Edward Rd, Charlottetown, PE, Mount Edward
PE C1A 5T1
Emergency Animal Response Team Atlantic
Animal Welfare | Emergency & Public Safety
The Emergency Animal Response Team (EART) is an all-volunteer PEI organization rescuing and sheltering companion animals and livestock during emergencies and disasters, ensuring Islanders don't have to choose between evacuating safely and leaving their animals behind.
230 Dystent Rd, Ellerslie
PE C0B 1J0
Learning Disabilities Association of PEI
Education | Health & Wellness
The Learning Disabilities Association of PEI supports Islanders with learning disabilities through tutoring, advocacy, workshops, and resources, empowering people with learning disabilities to reach their full potential and fostering equitable access to opportunities across the Island.
40 Enman Crescent, Charlottetown
PE C1E 1E6
Gender Affirming Care PEI
Health & Wellness | Human Rights & Social Equity
Gender Affirming Care PEI is a community-based organization working to improve health access and equity for transgender, gender-divergent, transsexual, and intersex Islanders through resources, workshops, a Trans Health System Navigator, and education for healthcare providers.
2038 Seven Mile Road, Cardigan
PE C0A 1G0
Community Inclusions Ltd. and Maple House Bakery & Café
Employment | Health & Wellness
Community Inclusions Ltd. is a West Prince non-profit providing residential, employment, vocational, and recreational supports to adults aged 18-65 with intellectual disabilities. They also run the social enterprise Maple House Bakery & Café.
76 Ellis Avenue, P.O. Box 460, O'Leary, PE
PE C0B 1V0
Workplace Learning PEI
Employment
Workplace Learning PEI has been helping Island workers and employers achieve success for over 20 years, offering tailored workplace training, essential skills development, and human resource supports to help Islanders go from surviving to thriving.
40 Enman Crescent, Charlottetown
PE
PEI Citizen Advocacy
Advocacy & Civic Engagement | Health & Wellness | Human Rights & Social Equity
PEI Citizen Advocacy is a community-based non-profit that has matched volunteer advocates with Islanders who have intellectual disabilities for over 30 years, building lasting friendships and supporting individuals to live fuller lives with the same choices as others.
81 Prince Street, Charlottetown
PE
The John Howard Society of PEI
Advocacy & Civic Engagement | Employment | Housing
The John Howard Society of PEI has supported Islanders since 1960, helping people involved in the criminal justice system transition back to community life through case management, homelessness prevention, employment support, restorative justice, and connections to community services.
155 Queen St. Suite 206, Charlottetown
PE
Voluntary Resource Council
Advocacy & Civic Engagement
The Voluntary Resource Council strengthens PEI's voluntary sector by connecting non-profit organizations through shared office space, resources, and support at the Voluntary Resource Centre in Charlottetown, including a Meals on Wheels program and affordable meeting space for member organizations.
81 Prince Street, Charlottetown
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