PRN is a survivor-led community and as with any community, ours is diverse. Some of us have survived suicide attempts, domestic violence, or involuntary psychiatric hospitalizations. Others have experienced homelessness, incarceration, or gang involvement. We are united by our resilience and the knowledge we have gained by overcoming experiences others thought were insurmountable. They weren’t and we thrived.
Trinity Wellness Community Care is a CARF accredited agency looking for talented individuals who want to work, and grow with a great company. We are looking for people who will contribute to the growth of the company. This includes outreach opportunities throughout multiple counties we serve through networking and building caseloads for our peer support services.
Our mission: Affecting Change...One Person at a Time.
($17.25 an hr + Performance Incentives)
Trinity Wellness Community Care is a CARF accredited agency looking for talented individuals who want to work, and grow with a great company. We are looking for people who will contribute to the growth of the company. This includes outreach opportunities throughout multiple counties we serve through networking and building caseloads for our peer support services.
Our mission: Affecting Change...One Person at a Time.
If you are Looking to Make an Impact:
Little Gerald Services is the place for YOU! We strive to create value for our clients by delivering programs and services that empower and support them in all aspects of life.
Our goal is to meet our clients where they are and work in partnership with them to get them where they are trying to go. With adequate training and support, LGS fosters an environment where our valued employees can push themselves and make a real impact within our communities.
Trinity Wellness Community Care is a CARF accredited agency looking for talented individuals who want to work, and grow with a great company. We are looking for people who will contribute to the growth of the company. This includes outreach opportunities throughout multiple counties we serve through networking and building caseloads for our peer support services.
Our mission: Affecting Change...One Person at a Time.
PURPOSE:
To Provide trauma-sensitive peer-to-peer support within the context of the peer Respite. Supports offered will include advocacy, providing information and opportunities to connect to local resources, support around housing and benefits, one-on-one mutual support and group support, as well as managing the peer support warm line if needed.
Respite Peer Support Specialist Duties and Responsibilities:
Peer Support Specialist
Genesis Project 1 is an organization that works closely with families and communities to provide non-clinical support and guidance to help meet the changing medical and behavioral healthcare needs of individuals who struggle with mental diagnosis or substance abuse. We offer a range of medical, mental health, substance abuse, and holistic wellness services.
We are currently looking for individuals who are established in their recovery from mental health or substance abuse and have their certification as a Peer Support Specialist.
The Peer Support Specialist for Opioid Overdose Prevention plays a crucial role in providing support, education, and outreach to LGBTQ+ and LatinX individuals at risk of opioid overdose. This position focuses on leveraging personal lived experiences to connect with and assist individuals in navigating the complexities of opioid use disorder, harm reduction, access to treatment, and overdose prevention. The Peer Support Specialist collaborates with community organizations, healthcare providers, and local agencies to promote awareness and deliver effective interventions.
Employment Peer Mentor (EPM): EPMs offer hope and motivation by drawing from their lived experience and their own employment experiences to encourage other individuals to seek and maintain employment, wellness, and community integration. Employment Peer Mentors do not hold their own caseloads and do not function as an extension of ESPs or as case managers. They support any and all individuals enrolled in the service through the provision of wellness interventions, promoting self-determination, and helping individuals advocate for themselves.