Getting to know home
The PEI Community Navigators want to get to know newcomers and new residents, and help them get to know their neighbours, by creating inclusive events, recommending services, and connecting them to employment opportunities. PEI Community Navigators also work closely with all rural communities across the Island to facilitate more inclusivity and connection.
The PEI Community Navigators welcome newcomers and new residents with open arms to PEI because that is the Island way! PEI Community Navigators are caring professionals who are incredibly passionate about the island and want newcomers and new residents to feel the same way. Every community has its own charms and amazing aspects such as parks, beaches and historical sites. Rural PEI is becoming home to people from all around the world with their own unique backgrounds which makes for a rich and diverse integrated life.
For Local Businesses:
We are interested in hearing from you about hiring needs, for specialized positions as well as general labour opportunities.
For Rural PEI Municipalities: We would like to work with you, to assist you with becoming the most welcoming areas of PEI as we build community together!
For Rural PEI Residents:
We would like to work with you and together we can all learn how to become great neighbours for those new to our communities!
We are always looking for champion volunteers and families, who are willing to help others settle in and feel welcomed in their new environment.
Are you new to PEI?
Are you living or working in PEI?
If you are, we want to hear from you!
The PEI Community Navigator’s role is to support newcomers and new residents and work with community members to build welcoming communities on Prince Edward Island. Whether you have moved here from another country (temporarily or permanently), or from another province within Canada, we are here to help.
Mission Statement:
Helping to create welcoming and vibrant communities in rural PEI, from West to East, by helping to connect newcomers and new residents to their communities.