Each relationship looks a little bit different. We meet each peer where they are physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. The services are entirely voluntary and can be terminated at any time by the peer or the peer support person; peer relationships are meant to be mutual.

Peers primarily meet with individuals in the community, hanging out at home, or meeting in a peer lounge at the county clinics. Meetings can include activities such watching movies, hiking in nature, picnics, gaming, connecting through conversation, or simply sitting with the person. The person receiving peer support directs the relationship and how it moves forward.

We can also support our peers by being present for phone calls, meetings, appointments, or other situations where support would be helpful. In addition, some of our clinics have other resources such as a small clothes closet, showers, and laundry. Check-in with our locations to see what you can access!