Peer Advocate I/II/III

Peer advocates engage and support youth and families through facilitating activities, leading support groups, and providing one-On-One mentorship, while also delivering training on topics like trauma-Informed care and assisting with case management and resource linkage.

Minimum requirements vary by level, starting with a high school diploma/Ged and experience as a youth impacted by a system of care for peer advocate i, while higher levels require specific certifications and increasing years of peer support experience.