2024 Conference | Oct. 16 & 17 | Chicago

Registration Open. Workshop Proposals Sought.

N.A.P.S. is partnering with the Alliance for Rights and Recovery to deliver this year’s conference to unite over 300 peers, advocates, policymakers, family members, youth, clinicians, and stakeholders from across the nation to reclaim our power and amplify our collective voice.

Executive Director

N.A.P.S. Names Tim Saubers as Executive Director

Tim has been an integral part of N.A.P.S. for over five years, volunteering on committees and serving on the board for the past three years, including as the Board President.

New Publication

What it Takes: Wisdom from Peer Support Specialists and Supervisors

Published this year, What it Takes: Wisdom from Peer Support Specialists and Supervisors is one of the first guides to peer support work from a peer-led authoritative source.

N.A.P.S. Swag

Show the World that “Peer Support Works”

Great quality with an even better message. Order your “Peer Support Works” shirts, mugs, and other items today!

Welcome to the

National Association of Peer Supporters

N.A.P.S. is a community where peer supporters work together to learn, grow, and advocate for the profession.

Peer Support Works

A growing body of research demonstrates the impact of peer support. Learn More »

Learn and Grow

N.A.P.S. provides convenient, cutting-edge development opportunities. Educational Resources »

Join the N.A.P.S. Community

Become a N.A.P.S. member to support our work and gain access to member benefits as a peer support professional or ally. Join Today »

Program Spotlight

The New York Peer Advancement Network (NY-PAN) is a partnership between the New York Office of Mental Health and N.A.P.S. The program currently features regular networking meetings, is launching a mentorship program, and developing online resources to support Peers in or serving New York.

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