Peer Support 1-2-1
Access to one to one support by a peer-supporter. This can be matched through an application process or referral.
Consider accessing the below if you are looking to find peers for mutual support.
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- Support level – Medium to high
- Access – Application or referral is likely
- Speed – Medium / low (weeks/months)
- Identity – Peer
- Required insight & autonomy (ability to act independently) – Low to medium
SAMH
SAMH provides time-limited specialised 121 mental health support to individuals across Moray.
We have dedicated peer support workers within our staff team who are skilled and trained support workers but who also have lived experience of living with mental health challenges and can support you to navigate through the challenges you are experiencing as a peer.
To access the SAMH Moray service, you would need to be referred into the service via Community Mental Health Team.
Arrows
Arrows (a Quarriers Service) provides support, including peer-support, for individuals and families affected by drugs and alcohol throughout Moray.
The service focuses on supporting people into recovery, allowing easy to access recovery support throughout the region and reducing the stigma surrounding addiction.
The service offers confidential in house and outreach supports with a focus on developing a range of entry options to encourage early intervention.
- Phone: 01343 610 500
- Mobile: 07812 228547
- Email: arrows@quarriers.org.uk
Community Connectors (Moray Wellbeing Hub)
Community Connectors at the Moray Wellbeing Hub are Hub Champions that spare a few hours a month to support fellow peers of life challenges in their local areas. The role is mutual, supporting someone with a shared interest or activity to promote wellbeing to both individuals, by instilling a sense of meaning and purpose to progress in life.
It is not a 'service’, it is that one person supports another to engage and connect in their local community and receives that support in return by the other Community Connector they are supporting.
As with all Champions of Moray Wellbeing Hub, Community Connectors share peer-values such as mutuality, intentionality and authenticity and make sure to take personal responsibility to opt out of the project at any time.
Community Connectors go through the provided orientation training along with PVG check (Protection of Vulnerable Groups). Community Connectors are covered under insurance and are provided with support by a local supervisor.
Phone (Answer Phone): 01343 576219
Email: hello@moraywellbeinghub.org.uk