A single point of access to connect individuals experiencing homelessness to the right services and supports
Coordinated Access is a system-wide approach to managing homelessness that ensures individuals and families at risk of or experiencing homelessness are directed to the right services as quickly as possible.
By coordinating housing and support services through a unified process, we reduce the burden on individuals and improve the efficiency of our community’s response to homelessness.
Enter the Coordinated Access system and complete an assessment of your housing needs.
A standardized assessment helps identify the supports and housing options best suited to your situation.
Available housing opportunities are matched based on need, priority, and availability.
Receive referrals and connections to housing and community supports that promote long-term stability.
Connect with Coordinated Access through a network of organizations across Prince Edward Island.
Help improve Coordinated Access services by providing anonymous feedback about an access point.
Data Source: HIFIS August 27th, 2026 | Dashboard data updated bi-weekly
Please note that individuals experiencing homelessness include sheltered homelessness (homeless shelter, violence against women shelter, and hotel or motel), unsheltered (vehicle, street, outdoors, encampment), and hidden homelessness (couch surfing, or discharged into homelessness from a correctional institution, medical facility, mental health or substance use facility).
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