Organismes sans but lucratif à PEI

Providing financial assistance for the education of priests and religious in the third world countries.

Our Vision Excellent kidney health, optimal quality of life for those affected by kidney disease, and a cure. Our Mission The Kidney Foundation of Canada is the leading charity committed to eliminating the burden of kidney disease through: Funding and stimulating innovative research for better prevention, treatments and a cure; Providing education and support to prevent kidney disease in those at risk and empower those with kidney disease to optimize their health status; Advocating for improved access to high quality health care; Increasing public awareness and commitment to advancing kidney health and organ donation.

The Atlantic Summer Institute (ASI) on Healthy and Safe Communities is more than just a conference, it’s a learning Institute, with a “Pathway for Learning” curriculum that offers a Certificate of Participation. The Summer Institute really engages participants, providing them with an opportunity to develop skills, learn and share knowledge and work together on programs, policies and services. Making the links between crime prevention, social and economic development and health and safety promotion, the Institute brings together; community groups, researchers, practitioners, educators, police and government representatives – all the people and sectors that are working toward creating safer and healthier communities in Atlantic Canada. Since 2004, the ASI has held eight successful 4-day Institutes on PEI, which have contributed greatly to collaboration throughout the region. Each Institute has engaged approximately 120 participants from across Atlantic Canada and beyond. The ASI believes in inclusion and reducing barriers to participation; therefore, we offer a number of bursaries/subsidies to participants to help with costs associated with attending the Institute. Simultaneous translation for the ASI is provided in French and English, and aboriginal events are included in the program. The theme for this year’s ASI will be Together Again: Regenerating the Power of Connection. ASI 2022 aims to increase understanding of the importance of infant, child and youth mental health for the whole of society, and foster policy actions to influence upstream investment in support of mental health.

The Atlantic Summer Institute (ASI) on Healthy and Safe Communities is more than just a conference, it’s a learning Institute, with a “Pathway for Learning” curriculum that offers a Certificate of Participation. The Summer Institute really engages participants, providing them with an opportunity to develop skills, learn and share knowledge and work together on programs, policies and services. Making the links between crime prevention, social and economic development and health and safety promotion, the Institute brings together; community groups, researchers, practitioners, educators, police and government representatives – all the people and sectors that are working toward creating safer and healthier communities in Atlantic Canada. Since 2004, the ASI has held eight successful 4-day Institutes on PEI, which have contributed greatly to collaboration throughout the region. Each Institute has engaged approximately 120 participants from across Atlantic Canada and beyond. The ASI believes in inclusion and reducing barriers to participation; therefore, we offer a number of bursaries/subsidies to participants to help with costs associated with attending the Institute. Simultaneous translation for the ASI is provided in French and English, and aboriginal events are included in the program. The theme for this year’s ASI will be Together Again: Regenerating the Power of Connection. ASI 2022 aims to increase understanding of the importance of infant, child and youth mental health for the whole of society, and foster policy actions to influence upstream investment in support of mental health.

The Rev. W.J. Phillips Residence is a non for profit is a registered charity located in Alberton, PEI. We provide quality care and comfort to our residents who may require assistance in their day to day lives without sacrificing their independence.  Our purpose is to offer affordable accommodation and service options for residents of West Prince while promoting their dignity and well-being.

The Shoebox Project for Women is proudly a national registered Canadian charity with volunteer run chapters in every province across Canada. Our mission is to uplift and empower women who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness through in-kind support, education, and community participation. Our Approach: We build compassionate and connected communities Through volunteer-led gift drives that benefit women who are
impacted by homelessness. We support women and gender-diverse people facing
income inequality ‍By distributing essentials of daily living to shelters and
community agencies. We challenge stigmas, fight discrimination, and promote equity ‍By building awareness and educating youth. What is a Shoebox Gift? A personally crafted gift that contains a mix of essential everyday items and small luxuries that you or any woman would love! Daily Essentials support her to take care of her personal hygiene, helping her feel confident, valued, and improving her self-worth Little Luxuries inspire self-expression and honor her uniqueness, helping her feel special, seen, and empowered to thrive. A Personal Handwritten Message of Support delivers a heartfelt message from her own community, providing a sense of belonging and resilience.

Join us! Be part of the Terry Fox Run, as a Run Organizer, it may be one of the most meaningful roles you will ever undertake! We continue to follow Terry's vision and principles today in our run policies and guidelines. Our vision is to bringing Canadians together to realize Terry Fox’s dream of a world without cancer. Driven by Terry’s courage and determination, we collaborate with and inspire people around the world to support and fundraise for bold, extraordinary research to end cancer. This year's run date is September 15 2024. Help plan the run in your community today. Go to https://terryfox.org/terry-fox-run/volunteer/ or email us at volunteer@terryfox.org

We are a non-profit organization located in Charlottetown, PEI. We are a Food Bank, Soup Kitchen and Association for other Food Banks across our province; as a way to meet some of the local food needs of families and individuals. Different volunteer roles(Included but not limited to) : Food Bank Volunteer Food Bank Counter Intake/Carry out Administrative Support Volunteer Soup Kitchen Volunteer Special Events/Food Drives

Triathlon PEI is the provincial sport governing body, dedicated to the growth, development and promotion of triathlon, duathlon, aquathon and winter triathlon in Prince Edward Island. Triathlon PEI is committed to fostering health and wellness through the sport of triathlon (swimming, cycling and running) for all athletes, regardless of skill or age. One of our key goals is maximizing participation in Triathlon and multisport activities from youth and grass roots to elite levels in Prince Edward Island. We believe this will be an exceptional year as we have numerous development programs, a race series and events for all ages.

Tropical International Volunteering and Exchange Services, is a non-profit making organization based in UK and in Kenya. We work to alleviate human suffering through volunteering being the key for community development and cross-pollination of skills and knowledge. We offer volunteering and internship in several ares of human capital, i.e. children, women and children, environmental conservation, health care, wildlife conservation, teaching, marine conservation, agricultural, institutional exchange programs among others. We also invite partners to join hands in making our goal objective.

Community Building, Health and Wellness Through Social Dance Two Right Feet Dance Inc. is a non-profit group, dedicated to community, wellness, and inclusivity through social dance for adults. Operating as DownStreet Dance Studio, we offer classes, workshops, and events for adults to build and grow community, and move and stretch body and mind, while gaining useful skills and confidence.

Mission United for Literacy, formerly known as Frontier College, is a national charitable literacy organization. We believe literacy is a right. We work with volunteers and community partners to give people the skills and confidence they need to reach their potential. Values Low literacy skills are directly linked to poverty, poor health, and high unemployment. United for Literacy's network of volunteers provides excellent and effective programming to improve literacy in communities across Canada, from coast to coast to coast. We value mutual respect and collaboration in all our relationships. In order to achieve our mission, we are committed to finding and using innovative ways to reach the people who need us most. Our literacy activities, programs, and services are inclusive of any individual for whom our assistance is welcome and needed.