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Communities of Practice

Our Communities of Practice bring together peer support workers, supervisors, leaders, and those interested in peer support to connect, learn, and grow together.

Through collaborative learning and shared reflection, participants can:

  • Strengthen peer support knowledge and skills
  • Align practice with the Guiding Standards of Peer Support
  • Network with peers and share experiences
  • Explore emerging practices and challenges in the field
  • Access educational opportunities and resources
  • Co-design tools, resources, and solutions
  • Contribute to the growth of peer support across Ontario

Interested in joining? Review the options below and complete the registration form.


The Provincial Peer Network (PPN)

Every other Tuesday | 12:00 Noon EST

The Provincial Peer Network supports the ongoing professional development of peer support workers through collaboration, reflective practice, and shared learning. Together, participants explore how to bring peer support values to life across diverse service settings.

Who can join?
Peer support workers employed by organizations across Ontario.

 


The Provincial Peer Supervisory Network (PPSN):

Third Monday, every other month | 1:00 pm EST

(2026 dates: January, March, April, June, September, November)

The Provincial Peer Supervisory Network supports leaders, managers, supervisors, and organizations in implementing and sustaining peer support programs that align with best practices and the Guiding Standards of Peer Support.

Who can join?

Supervisors, managers, leaders, and others who support peer support roles across healthcare and community services.

 


The Provincial Peer Practice Network:

Second Tuesday of each month | 5:00 until 6:00 pm

The Provincial Peer Practice Network welcomes anyone working, volunteering, or exploring a future in peer support.

Through case discussions, practical tools, reflective conversations, and collaborative learning, participants strengthen their skills and confidence in applying peer support values in everyday practice.

Whether you are new to peer support or looking to deepen your experience, this network offers a welcoming space for connection, learning, and professional growth.

Who can join?
Anyone working, volunteering, or interested in developing peer support knowledge and skills.


 

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If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us at: centreinfo@supporthouse.ca

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