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Provides support for child amputees and their families. Includes:

  • Financial assistance
  • Regional seminars
  • Peer support
  • Funds for computers and assistive devices (JUMPSTART)
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An online virtual club that connects children living with arthritis and other rheumatic diseases, example activities include:
  • Cooking classes
  • Games
  • Crafts
  • Learning strategies to help better manage living with arthritis
  • Making friends with others going through similar experience
  • Scavenger hunts
  • Dance parties
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Provides online community for individuals with Crohn's diseases, ulcerative colitis or other forms of inflammatory bowel disease( IBD).Crohn's and Colitis Connect platform connect members of the Crohn's and Colitis Canada team and others affected by these diseases to get advice, emotional support and information. Includes:

  • Connect with experienced individuals
  • Get advice about managing symptoms, navigating treatment and caring those affected
  • Join virtual peer connect events
  • Find information from evidence-based resources

Note: These programs do not replace professional counselling or advice from one's medical specialists.


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Staff are available to meet with families affected by a suspected or newly confirmed Autism Spectrum Disorder diagnosis to talk and provide information packages that explain services and supports offered by the provincial and federal governments. Topics covered include:
  • What to do next
  • Preschool program
  • School age materials
  • Staffing and training
  • AccessAbility Support Program
  • Provincial government information
  • Federal government information

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Provides support and information services to help children and families understand what is happening to them, their siblings, parents, or loved ones. Includes:

  • A Pediatric Brain Tumour Handbook
  • A Friend in Hope Storybook
  • Toll-Free Information and Support line
  • Private Facebook Support Group
  • Support reading materials

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24-hour telephone service that provides access to expert clinical advice aimed at limiting or preventing injury due to drugs or poisons.

Services offered:
  • Poisoning first aid
  • Treatment advice
  • Toxicology information
  • Information on animal exposures when information is available

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Helps families with children who have complex medical needs navigate the healthcare system, finding both medical and non-medical services through support, education, advocacy, and referrals to programs and services. Includes:

  • Understand medical diagnosis and needs
  • Answer questions about screening, testing, and care plans
  • Navigate the healthcare system
  • Listen to concerns
  • Connect with programs and services (social programs, community groups, counselling, spiritual care)
  • Support during out-of-province medical travel
  • Coordinate care between provinces
  • Connect to financial resources for medications, travel, and medical supplies

Note: The navigators cannot provide medical care.


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Provides hearing services for children and adults. Includes:
  • Hearing assessments
  • Hearing aids for clients up to age 21
  • Auditory processing disorder testing
  • Health hearing education
Note: Costs for some services provided by private audiologists are covered once every 2 years for Islanders age 4 years and older(referral required).

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Provides safe and effective vaccines to Island children to help protect them against specific communicable diseases. Immunizations can be provided during scheduled visits to schools or by appointment.

Note: A full schedule of recommended childhood vaccinations is available on the website.


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Provides free flu vaccinations at the following locations each year:

  • Public Health Nursing Community flu and RSV vaccinations clinics at various locations across PEI starting mid October to early December each year. To schedule an appointment, visit Skip the Waiting Room
  • At your family physician or nurse practitioners office or your local pharmacy

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