● Each participant is matched with a trained youth peer ● Peers act as role models, offering consistent encouragement and mentorship.● Support can be provided for up to 12 hours per week, in home, school, or community settings.

● Coping Skills: Learn practical tools for managing stress and emotions. ● Self-Advocacy: Build confidence in speaking up and asking for help when needed.● Resilience: Gain strategies for facing challenges and bouncing back.● Connection: Reduce feelings of isolation by building a supportive relationship with a peer who “gets it.”
Youth Peer Support helps young people feel empowered to take charge of their growth and believe in their potential.

● Adults are paired with a dedicated peer who provides mentoring, encouragement, and accountability.● Services are flexible, ranging from 10–20 hours per week depending on individual needs.● Support is tailored to help individuals navigate recovery, manage daily responsibilities, and access community resources.

● Guidance from Experience: Learn from someone who has successfully navigated similar challenges.● Goal Setting & Mentorship: Work toward personal milestones with peer encouragement.● Practical Support: Help with finding resources, managing responsibilities, and making progress step by step.● Hope & Connection: Realize that independence and recovery are possible with the right support.
Adult Peer Support reduces isolation, encourages growth, and supports individuals as they take meaningful steps toward independence.