The Rutgers UBHC National Center for Peer Support (NCPS™) offers Rutgers peer support service visibility, peer support training, and technical assistance as well as access to peer support services utilizing evidence-based practices and effective strategies to implement successful outcomes for those in need.
The center provides confidential, nonjudgmental, personalized, and comprehensive peer support services that address the distinct needs of those who serve others. These people include: Child Protection Workers, Correctional Officers, Firefighters/EMS, Law Enforcement, Veteran/Military, Caregivers, Educators, and Mothers.
The Rutgers UBHC National Center for Peer Support (NCPS™) offers Rutgers peer support service visibility, peer support training, and technical assistance as well as access to peer support services utilizing evidence-based practices and effective strategies to implement successful outcomes for those in need.
The center provides confidential, nonjudgmental, personalized, and comprehensive peer support services that address the distinct needs of those who serve others. These people include: Child Protection Workers, Correctional Officers, Firefighters/EMS, Law Enforcement, Veteran/Military, Caregivers, Educators, and Mothers.
OUR MISSION
The Rutgers UBHC National Center for Peer Support’s (NCPS™) mission is to develop partnerships with national organizations and offer a certified training program that gives peers the skills and resource database to help others and their families when they need it the most.
OUR VISION
The Rutgers UBHC National Center for Peer Support (NCPS™) provides the infrastructure, training and procedures to create helplines for multiple groups on a national level. NCPS™ offers a proven, evidence-based program for trained peer support specialists and clinicians to provide support to specific audiences. NCPS™ is the premier organization for providing peer support to a variety of groups including military personnel and families, first responders and their families, child protective services workers, teachers, and moms of special needs children/adults.
OUR PROGRAMS
Our diverse programs use the Reciprocal Peer Support Model®, a national best practice. We emphasize strength and self-care while offering provider networks with specialty population expertise, and peer support that enhances and encourages treatment.
