BC Peer Worker Training
The BC Peer Worker Training Curriculum was designed to deliver uniform educational resources that are accessible across the province, evidence-based, and informed by the lived and living experiences of people who use substances.
Curriculum Overview
The training modules center the voices and experiences of peer workers and have been developed for and by peer workers in British Columbia.Peer workers are individuals with past or present substance use experience who use that lived/ living experience to inform their professional work.
The BC Peer Worker Training Curriculum was a collaborative effort between three groups: the BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) Peer-2-Peer Project, Ministry of Mental Health and Addictions (now the Ministry of Health) BC Campus, and Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) Street Degree in Overdose Prevention. Each group focused on one aspect of the training, together creating a comprehensive list of skills for peer workers:
TRAINING CURRICULUM
Peer Support Worker Training
Please note that the Peer Support Working Training Curriculum was part of a project funded by the former Ministry of Mental Health and Addictions (now the Ministry of Health).
This course is no longer being offered however the course content is still available for download.
Peer Support Worker Training Curriculum [PDF]
Peer Support Worker Training Curriculum [ZIP]
More information: https://bccampus.ca/projects/archives/provincial-peer-training-curriculum/


