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 for and email admin@bcapop.ca for further information.
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BCAPOP's Provincial PSU Network created these three resources for helping peers and organizations to use when engaging and supporting peer work in ethical, respectful, and trauma-informed ways.
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.