Programs
Social Inclusion
Led by PEERS, the Social Inclusion Campaign is a groundbreaking effort to end stigma and discrimination against people with mental health issues throughout Alameda County. Learn more about the campaign strategies by visiting the sections below.
Outreach
In facilitating contact between people with mental health issues and the general community, PEERS will educate and inform those who hold the power to change discriminatory practices.
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Empowerment
By using tools such as strength-based trainings, spirituality, and education about wellness and recovery, PEERS will help individuals build on their talents and capacities, thereby decreasing internalized stigma.
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Media
By tracking and responding to how mental health is portrayed in the media as well as producing our own media, PEERS will shape the messages society is exposed to about mental health.
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TAY Initiative
The Transition Age Youth Initiative (TAYi) promotes leadership and empowerment through community education and involvement. Members use their skills and abilities to end stigma and improve the lives of TAY.
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