Peer support is when people use their own experiences to help each other.
Peers make choices about what parts of their personal experiences they talk about, seek support for, and use to support other people. The Haringey Wellbeing network offers two distinct peer support services – Peer Support Community Hubs and 1-2-1 Support – and both seek to:
It is a real life line, giving me some structure to build on
Peer support hubs are safe spaces created for peers to meet once a week throughout the borough; each group is individual and moulded collaboratively by the group members themselves. Groups are available to anyone seeking mental health support in the community.
Wood Green Library, Wood Green
10am-12pm
Bedale House, Hornsey
10am-12pm
Coombs Croft Library, Tottenham
2pm-4pm
The peer support, one to one service offers individuals who are finding it difficult to manage their mental health, a personalised support service. Adopting peer support principles, this unique service offers eight, one to one sessions to help improve people’s mental health and wellbeing.
I have a very good relationship with my peers and we share how we feel. We support one another and I look forward to seeing everyone on a weekly basis.
Please complete the self-referral form below and we will get back to you in the next couple of days.
Email: [email protected]
Address: Haringey wellbeing Network Administrator, Station House, 73c Stapleton Hall Rd, London, N4 3QF.
Or call us: 0208 340 2474 (option 1).
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