PEI Disability Support Program

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The PEI Disability Support Program is a social program with a financial component. This means it is open to all Islanders with a qualifying disability, and may provide financial help. It was introduced in October 2001 and replaces the Family Support and Employability Assistance for People with Disabilities (EAPD) programs.

Eligibility is determined by meeting the applicable definition of disability and by the identification of required disability-specific supports.

The program is set up to respond to individual needs. It encourages economic independence by supporting people to work and earn income. It may also offer support to children and youth who have disabilities as well as their families.

Contact Information:

Charlottetown Office
161 St. Peters Road, Charlottetown
368-5996

Summerside Office (Access PEI)
432-2740

Souris Office (Access PEI)
687-7016

Montague Office (Access PEI)
838-0703 or 687-7016

West Prince Office,(Access PEI)
859-8862

Disability Services Review
The Disability Services Review Committee has been appointed by provincial cabinet to carry out a comprehensive review of the programs and services available to individuals with disabilities and their families in Prince Edward Island, including and beyond the Disability Support Program. Your input into the Disability Services Review process is very important. Click here to view the Disability Services Review Page

Ministerial Advisory Committee on Disability Issues
Minister Announces Formation of Advisory Committee on Disability Issues - June 16, 2004 (Français)

Ministerial Advisory Committee on Disability Issues Website

Island Focus Video
To view the Disability Support Program video, you will need the free QuickTime software.

• Island Focus Segment: Developing Disability Support Plans [56k - cable/dsl]