Mental Health Community Partners Program (MHCP) supports adults and youth aged 12+ with high mental health needs (e.g. serious mental illness or emotional disturbance) through major life transitions (e.g. from treatment to community) with the support of Chosen Supporters.

Support services that may include: peer support, referrals, advocacy, independent living skills educations, transition assistance.

Services for a person 18 years of age and older with a disability who is employed to maintain and/or advance their employment. Services may include: time management, communication skills, accessing workplace supports, job training, etc.

Services are often offered 1 to 1 at the place of employment.

Many of NRCIL's services can and are delivered by a peer. Peers are individuals with lived experience. Peers can also work with individuals as a mentor/coach/support in a variety of areas.

Assistance and support in overcoming barriers related to behavioral health conditions for adults who have a disability.

"Youth will have the opportunity toparticipate in activities such as:• Practice job readiness skills• Volunteer opportunities• Community involvement• Setting goals for their futureThis service is provided to youth withdisabilities or suspected disabilitiesbetween the ages of 14-21"

Love and Logic is an approach to parenting that focuses on the science of caring and respectful relationships. This class offers small, steps and techniques for parents to implement to help support their families. Also available "Supporting Youth With Special Needs"

"An array of formal and informal supports and services to assit families in raising a child to the age of 26. Services MAY Include: Outreach/Information, Engagement/Bridging/Transition Support, Self Advocay, Empowerment, Community Connections, Parent Skill Development, Proomoting Effective Families. "

"Do you ever feel like you're alone? Do you have concerns about Addiction Recovery? Do you feel misunderstood or judged?

Talk to a peer who has walked a similar path."