PEI Flying Association

The PEI Advisory Council on the Status of Women (PEIACSW) is an independent government-appointed council in Charlottetown, Canada, dedicated to working for gender equality for all islanders. Comprised of nine council members representing regional cultural and ethnic diversity, PEIACSW advises the government on achieving equality in legislation, policies, and programs. PEIACSW organizes community events, special programs, and bursaries to promote changes of attitude within the Prince Edward Island community. Through initiatives like the Purple Ribbon Campaign and Montreal Massacre Memorial Service, PEIACSW strives to raise awareness and prevent family violence while advocating for women's equality and empowerment. Generated from their website

The PEI Senior Citizens' Federation, based in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, is a provincial-wide nonprofit charitable organization representing over 50 senior clubs and groups. Its mission is to be the voice of Island seniors, advocating for an improved quality of life. Through member clubs and local organizations, the federation provides programs and information to seniors aged 50 and older across the island. The federation's key objectives include linking member clubs for a stronger collective voice, consulting with government on seniors' issues, organizing workshops to meet social and educational needs, promoting understanding of aging, and empowering seniors to participate in decisions affecting them. Additionally, the federation serves as a valuable resource, disseminating information for the benefit of all seniors and collaborating with other seniors' organizations and relevant agencies. Generated from the website content

Skills Canada PEI is a registered charity that collaborates with government, industry, educational, and labor institutions to promote skills and technology-based career options for youth in Prince Edward Island. As part of a larger national organization, it aims to fuel economic growth while creating engaging employment opportunities for young Canadians. The organization hosts various competitions, including the Skills Canada National Competition, which showcases talented youth in trade and technology programs. By working closely with employers and educational institutions, Skills Canada PEI prepares youth with the skills and training needed to meet the demands of a growing number of technical positions. Generated from the website