The Peer Grief Support Specialist (PGSS) is responsible for providing peer-based bereavement support to people affected by a death from substance use (not only from overdose but also from suicide, homicide, accident, and medical complications due to drug use). This position is housed within PSCP’s SADOD (Support After a Death by Overdose) program and will collaborate with local and national stakeholders responding to the overdose crisis (e.g., local police departments, health departments, etc.) to reach individuals as soon as possible after the substance-use-related death of a loved one. The PGSS will coordinate and improve the provision of peer-based bereavement care for those individuals affected by a substance-use-related death.

Learn more and find out how to apply here.

Are you interested in supporting professionals who work with people who use drugs? Do you have lived experience in direct care service delivery and an understanding of grief and loss? Peer Support Community Partners LLC, funded by the Bureau of Substance Addiction Services (BSAS), is seeking an Outreach Program Assistant to provide peer grief support to those who face the challenging reality of frequent fatalities among their participants and colleagues.

Learn more and find out how to apply here.

Peer Support Community Partners is leading the way in peer grief support services. We're a team of dedicated individuals united by a shared mission to empower individuals and communities.

Are you curious about our work and how you can be a part of it? We'd love to learn more about your skills and experience. Send us your resume and let's start a conversation!

humanresources@peersupportcommunitypartners.com.