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• Past User Posts: 0 Just got here

  January 2021

  Hey Ellie i think an example of peer support would be asking friends or classmates a question at school and helping each other and offering each other assistance. I guess peer support is helping each other.
  A peer mentor is often someone older we can turn to for help and support, I know a lot of schools have peer mentor programs where older students offer help to younger students.  

  Sorry if this wasn’t what you meant.
  Hope you’re well, always here if you ever need anything 

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• Siena Posts: 15,756 Skive's The Limit

  January 2021 edited January 2021

  SpaceOtter said:

  Hey Ellie i think an example of peer support would be asking friends or classmates a question at school and helping each other and offering each other assistance. I guess peer support is helping each other.
  A peer mentor is often someone older we can turn to for help and support, I know a lot of schools have peer mentor programs where older students offer help to younger students.  

  Sorry if this wasn’t what you meant.
  Hope you’re well, always here if you ever need anything 

  I think this is it
  
  But if you’re talking about the mind charity then 
  you can also get peer support and peer mentors within the mental health system which are people who have been through the mental health system and have had very bad mental health. A peer mentor is someone higher up than a peer support. I’ve got a qualification in being a peer support worker and tbh idek the difference lol. I’m guessing just more responsibilities 

  ~Probably dead now

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