Our Programming

  • This is where we help our clients with navigating resources that are needed on an individual basis. We can assist with finding treatment, therapies, housing, employment, and whatever else the client is in need of to start or continue their recovery journey.

  • Think of Peer Support as talking to someone who truly gets it. Our trained peers have their own experiences with mental health and substance use, and they use that knowledge to support you, inspire hope, and help you navigate your own recovery.

  • It’s practical coaching for the everyday parts of life that may have been disrupted by health or addiction challenges. We help you master the "basics" again—like managing a budget, finding a job, or cooking healthy meals—so you can feel confident and independent in your daily routine.

  • These services help you find, get, and keep a job that fits your recovery journey. We don’t just help with resumes; we help you build the confidence and professional habits needed to succeed in the workplace so that work becomes a source of strength rather than a source of stress.

  • We currently provide expert assistance in finding and placing you in the right recovery focused environment to fit your needs. Looking ahead, we are excited to expand our support: starting in the Summer/Fall of 2026, we will be opening our very own recovery homes to provide a seamless, high-quality housing experience for our clients.

  • Here are some programs that we will be offering in the future at Peer Point Recovery.

    • Support Groups

    • Pathway to Independent Home Rental or Ownership

    • Financial Literacy Services

    • Recovery Residence Program owned and operated by Peer Point Recovery Services.

At Peer Point Recovery Foundation, we provide community-based support for people who are navigating the challenges of addiction, mental health, or homelessness. We specialize in helping those re-entering the community from the justice system, providing a steady hand and a clear path toward a fresh start.

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