We Recover Together
At the Wolfe Street Foundation, we believe recovery is stronger when it’s shared. That’s why our Peer Recovery Support program is built around one simple idea: no one should have to walk this road alone. Peers help navigate people in recovery to the services they need to sustain their recovery journeys. There are many pathways to recovery; our goal is to help each individual find their own.
Peer Support in Phases
The Wolfe Street Foundation offers a structured peer program serves people:
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Discharging from residential programs
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Engaged in intensive outpatient or outpatient treatment programs
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Currently incarcerated or otherwise engaged with the justice system
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And those who desire more direct guidance with their recovery.
The program includes education, regular meetings with a certified peer recovery support specialist, and outside recovery support.
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Note: In some cases, our peer program may be considered part of a diversionary pathway to help people fulfill court-ordered requirements in place of extended incarceration.
What is Peer Support?
Our program is designed to provide community-based, non-clinical support for people in recovery, and it is meant to supplement (not replace) clinical treatment and other services. They don’t diagnose or treat — they'll help you
navigate:
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treatment resources,
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insurance and healthcare systems,
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education and preparation for the workforce,
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as well as safe and successful sober-living, chemical-free recovery housing.
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This support is free, confidential, and designed to meet you where you are.