Peer Support

Support starts with a conversation

About Peer Support

College life isn’t always easy, but you’re not alone. Peer Support connects you with students who truly get it. Whether you prefer one-on-one chats or group conversations, you can drop in or book a time that works for you. It’s a safe, confidential space to talk openly and feel heard, without judgment.

Peer Support Group Schedule

Information coming soon!

Become a Peer Supporter

Volunteering is extremely rewarding. You will have the opportunity to improve your interpersonal skills, receive a variety of different trainings, and contribute to a healthier and happier campus. Peer Support volunteer hours worked can be added to your CV, included on your transcript as Co-Curricular Recognition, or used to meet volunteer requirements in your program. In addition, you would also be eligible for several awards and scholarships!

As a volunteer Peer Supporter, you will receive extensive training to provide 1:1 Peer Support and lead group support sessions, as well as assist with events promoting the program and other mental health initiatives.

Our student volunteers are the faces of our Peer Support Program. Without you, Peer Support would not be students supporting students, and we would not be able to offer this crucial program.

Benefits of Volunteering

  • Free Training & Education
  • Networking with Peers
  • Growing with like-minded individuals
  • Co-Curricular Acknowledgement
  • Leadership Opportunities
  • Awards & Scholarships
  • Reaching Volunteer Hours
  • Personal Growth

Interested in volunteering?

If you are interested in volunteering or would like more information, please reach out!

Tasks: Provide 1:1 Peer Support and lead group support sessions, as well as assist with events promoting the program and other mental health initiatives

Training requirements:

  • Community Helpers
  • Respect in the Workplace
  • It Takes All of Us
  • SafeTalk
  • Peer 101

What is the time commitment?

As much as you want!

Minimum of 18 hours per term to meet the requirements for Co-Curricular Acknowledgement.