Peer Support Services
Peer support services are provided by adults with successes in recovery from mental health challenges. They often have broad experience with the mental health service system. Peer support staff members are committed to sharing their personal stories in the interest of supporting and inspiring others through a recovery journey.
Support can include the following:
- Providing hope and moral support during difficult times
- Facilitating information collection, problem-solving, and personal decision-making
- Building connections to the community
- Developing plans for wellness
Peer support is available to individuals ages 18 and older and in programs throughout Lenape Valley Foundation.
For information about this program, please call 215-345-5300 or discuss with the Lenape Valley Foundation staff member currently providing services to you or your family.
PEER RECOVERY WARMLINE
Confidential • Non-Emergency • Peer Support
A free phone line for Bucks County residents and family members seeking support, connection, or behavioral health resource information. Calls are answered by trained peers with lived experience who offer understanding, respect, and confidentiality.
- Supportive, judgment-free conversation
- Help with problem-solving when needed
- Information and referrals to community resources
- Follow-up contact when appropriate
Available Monday through Friday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Closed major holidays)
215-896-9717
This is not a crisis line. For crisis services, call or text the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988.
The Peer Recovery WarmLine uses the Intentional Peer Support model, emphasizing mutual support, shared experience, and hope in recovery.