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Health Alert Network (HAN)

City Health Information (CHI)

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NYC REACH

Public Health Detailing Action Kits

Training Opportunities

Professional Publications

New York City Antibiogram

Supporting Peers and Community Health Workers

NYC Health Map

Clinical and Public Health Services


Peers: Information and Resources for Providers

Peers can be a vital conduit between providers and the communities they serve. The below resources can help providers:

Integrate peers into their workforce

Get technical assistance in working with peers

Find information about peers in New York City

Resources

Lived Expertise Framework (PDF): A guidance document for peer advocates to learn and improve their practice and for organizations to learn more and expand opportunities for peers to collaborate with providers.

Academy of Peer Services Virtual Learning Community: Information on how to hire a peer, including posting the job opportunity online.

Integrating Peers into Treatment Programs in New York City (PDF): Use this guide to incorporate State certified recovery peer advocates into licensed outpatient treatment programs.

Workforce Integration of Peer and Community Health Worker Roles: A Needs-Based Toolkit (PDF): A needs-based toolkit to help organizations support and integrate peers and community health workers in the workforce.

Peer Providers: Information for peer providers and how you can become certified to offer peer services.

Peer Integration Overview and Guidance: This toolkit gives providers insights on integrating peer services into their recovery approach using the Stages of Change model.

NY Association of Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services: This professional group offers training and technical assistance focused on an organization’s specific needs for peer services.

Peer-Delivered Syringe Exchange Toolkit: This toolkit provides examples of policies and practices from current peer-delivered syringe exchange programs.

More Information

Peers Main Page

Supporting Peers and Community Health Workers in Their Roles