Being there for you in positive times and during tough times, offering non-clinical support in-person, on the phone, text or zoom.

Teaching you about different paths to recovery, sharing what's worked for them and others.

Helping arrange transportation for important meetings, court dates or job interviews - they can also accompany you to medical appointments, so you don't have to face it alone.

Assisting you in making important connections. Sharing all of the awesome social and support services that are out there, making sure you know what options you have.

Helping out with the nitty-gritty stuff, like filling out forms and applying for benefits, so you can focus on your recovery.