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Peer Support
Home » What we do » National Programs » Peer Support
Peer Support can look different in different environments. But at the core it is the support among a group of people that share a similar experience, such as mental health or substance use. In this section you can find general information on what peer support is and where it exists, standards and certification in Canada, and training materials for post-secondary schools.