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Health Alert Network (HAN)

City Health Information (CHI)

End Racism in Clinical Algorithms

NYC REACH

Public Health Detailing Action Kits

Training Opportunities

Professional Publications

New York City Antibiogram

Supporting Peers and Community Health Workers

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Clinical and Public Health Services


Peer Services and Resources

COVID-19 Guidance

COVID-19 Guidance for Peers and Community Health Workers Supporting Participants Coping With Thoughts of Suicide (PDF, July 11, 2020)

COVID-19 Guidance for Peers and Community Health Workers (PDF, May 25, 2020)

For more guidance to help people protect their mental health and be mindful of alcohol and substance use during the COVID-19 public health emergency, see COVID-19: Mental Health and Substance Use.

Peers establish relationships with the people they serve, leading to increased feelings of support, safety, and well-being. Through a combination of lived experience and professional training, peers provide an array of services for people in addiction recovery or suffering from a mental health issue who need support and guidance, including:

Crisis support

Referrals to support service

Modeling coping skills

On the pages listed below, providers, peers and the communities they serve can learn more about NYC peers, the services they offer and how you can become a peer.

Information and Resources for Providers

Resources, Support and Jobs for Peers

Find Peer Services

Supporting Peers and Community Health Workers in Their Roles

Additional Resources

988

Mayor's Office of Community Mental Health

More Information

Mental Health and Behavioral Health Information for Providers

Overdose Prevention Resources for Providers

Naloxone

Opioid Addiction Treatment With Buprenorphine and Methadone

Alcohol and Drug Use