PEI Military Family Resource Centre
3 Lower Malpeque Road, Charlottetown, PE | 902.892.8999 | CAFconnection.ca/PEI
Members of the public are invited to lace up, don red, and show support for Canadian Armed Forces members and their families. In partnership with the Charlottetown Running Room, ParaSport and Recreation PEI, and HMCS Queen Charlotte, the annual Wear Red Road Race takes place on April 16 and raises funds for the PEI Military Family Resource Centre (PEI MFRC). Read More …
The only thing life promises is that we will have challenges. Some lives and lifestyles deal with more challenges than others. For myself, the road has been bumpy, and during those times I sought and found the helpfulness of the good people around me. Their knowledge, wisdom, practical advice, and, at times, tenderness contributed to my management of life’s difficulties. Read More …
We were sure privileged to attend a phenomenal session last week with Jody Mitic in the virtual classroom. Jody is an engaging speaker with an inspirational story to share, a national hero, and a family man who tells his story with honesty and humour. Read More …
WOW!!! That is all that I can say about last week’s presentation with Vince Savoia from Heroes are Human. Vince, you brought light to the important topic of PTSD and mental health. Read More …
Earlier this month, we were blessed to host Kim Mills from She is Fierce talk to us and share her experiences as a military spouse. In face, she entitled her presentation, “Musings of a Canadian Military Spouse.” Read More …
Enjoy this recording on ways to maximize the social networking site Linkedin as an employment networking resource. Read More …
Learn about the Support our troops scholarships and many other great resources to help pay for post-secondary education. Read More …
The eighth annual Wear Red Road Races (set for April 16) need a Race Director. The organizing committee includes former members with experience in previous years’ events, but someone is needed who can focus on the race organization itself. Read More …
Well, it’s that time of year again … the beginning! New calendar, new resolutions (for some of us), new activities … and, with the change in weather, it’s very much a new season. Most “news” come with a touch of the old, and, so, while we welcome this new year and embrace the fresh opportunities it brings, we can’t help but reflect on the year that has just come to a close. Read More …
As I was pondering the days becoming shorter through December, I thought it was a bit like the ending of an old movie…you know, when it “fades to black.” Read More …