Tremploy

Tremploy is deeply grateful to Kevin and Kim Ladner for their extraordinary $100,000 contribution to our Capital Campaign, made in memory of Kevin’s first cousin, John Yeo, who passed away in 2012.

In recognition of this generous gift and John’s memory, Tremploy is proud to name our outdoor gathering space the John Yeo Terrace. John had been involved with Tremploy for many years and made a positive impact on those around him, including amongst staff and clients in our organization.

For more information about donations to Tremploy, please visit our website at www.tremploy.com/donate

Congratulations to our 2026 Graduates of Project SEARCH PEI. A great celebration today as interns receive their certificates and celebrate with family and friends their incredible journey. More pictures to come. Thank you to the incredible folks at Health PEI, Skills PEI, Tremploy, and the amazing team of Health professionals at the QEH who have been supporting our interns for the past 5 years through Project SEARCH PEI.

What a fun weekend! Thank you to Canadian National Pickleball League and Atlantic Pickleball Club for giving us an opportunity to participate in the first ever professional pickleball tournament on PEI! From the organizers, to the players and fans, thank you for all you did to include us in the event. I think we may have some new pickleball players/fans!

Thank you to Jarrod, Michaela, Audrey, Nathan, Jerred and Blake for representing us well and to our staff (Courtney, Mike, Jeff, Aisha and Sheila), thank you for the work you did behind the scenes to ensure things ran smoothly.

Grateful to the City of Charlottetown for the recognition and their ongoing support.

Tremploy: Left to right – Mayor Philip Brown, Joel Dennis, Bruce Cluney, Glen Flood

Islanders living with disabilities, along with their families and caregivers, will see improvements to supports following the review of the AccessAbility Supports (AAS) Program and the Residential Services Program.

Read the full release here: https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/news/improvements-to-accessability-supports-and-residential-services-for-islanders

Great turnout for our fundraising event with Winter River Creations! All proceeds raised will go towards our purchase of a new van here at Tremploy. Thank you all for your support!

Minister of Health and Wellness Cory Deagle recognized Project SEARCH PEI in the legislature this week.

Project SEARCH PEI is a workforce training program based at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital that that helps young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and autism, gain the skills, confidence, and work experience needed to move into long-term career success. This program is supported through Skills PEI, Tremploy Inc, Health PEI, and QEH staff.

Auction UPDATE: We exceeded our goal and raised over $36,250 (including cash donations) to put toward the purchase of a new van (auction total was $33,700)! Thank you so much for your support!

We are so grateful to all of you who participated in our Auction, either by donating, collecting items or bidding. Congratulations to the successful bidders, you will have received an email with details regarding pickup and payment for your items.

Our Tremploy Online Auction ends today at 7:00 PM! Our total is currently $30,821 with just over ten hours left before the bidding closes! Visit www.tremploy.com/auction to join the fun! There are still lots of great deals, with over 270 items to choose from!