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BCAPOP's Provincial Perinatal Substance use Peer Network 

BCAPOP, alongside its Provincial Perinatal Substance Use (PSU) Peer Network members, is proud to launch the Walking Together: Stories of Strength awareness campaign to demonstrate to organizations, professionals and helping peers the importance and impact of sharing lived experience while maintaining speaker privacy and anonymity.

BCAPOP's Provincial Perinatal Substance Use (PSU) Peer Network was established in 2024 and is a time-limited project aimed to support helping peers in BC. 

This network’s purpose is to bring together helping peers with lived and/or living experience with PSU from across BC to collaborate and improve the engagement experience of current and future helping peers. The network serves as a platform for BCAPOP to provide training and engage with helping peers in a meaningful, respectful and trauma-informed way to gain direct feedback on new tools, ideas, or programming from those who are volunteering and/or working in peer support roles.

We are equitably recruiting new network members that self-identify as Indigenous and/or reside in areas of the province that are not currently represented on this network.  If you are interested in becoming a member, please review the Terms of Reference and submit your application by Sunday, April 12th, 2026 via this link: Application of Interest (2026/27): BCAPOP's Provincial PSU Peer Support Network



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BCAPOP's Provincial Perinatal Substance Use (PSU) Peer Network was established in 2024 and is a time-limited project aimed to support helping peers in BC. 

This network’s purpose is to bring together helping peers with lived and/or living experience with PSU from across BC to collaborate and improve the engagement experience of current and future helping peers. The network serves as a platform for BCAPOP to provide training and engage with helping peers in a meaningful, respectful and trauma-informed way to gain direct feedback on new tools, ideas, or programming from those who are volunteering and/or working in peer support roles.

We are equitably recruiting new network members that self-identify as Indigenous and/or reside in areas of the province that are not currently represented on this network.  If you are interested in becoming a member, please review the Terms of Reference and submit your application by Friday, April 3, 2026 via this link: Application of Interest (2026/27): BCAPOP's Provincial PSU Peer Support Network

helping Peer Resources 



BCAPOP's Provincial PSU Network created these four resources for helping peers and organizations to use when engaging and supporting peer work in ethical, respectful, and trauma-informed ways. 

  • Walking Together: Stories of Strength
  • Building & Maintaining Healthy Relationships & Boundaries as a Helping Peer
  • Engaging with People with Lived & Living Experience with Perinatal Substance Use 
  • "How Can I Help You" A resource for helping peers by helping peers.

These resources are available in the  BCAPOP Store.



BCAPOP gratefully acknowledges the financial support from the Provincial Perinatal Substance Use Program,

BC Women’s Mental Health and Substance Use Programs + Initiatives for this project funding.



BC Association of Pregnancy Outreach Programs

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