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Compeer

Compeer friends Jonathon & Donald
Compeer friends Jonathon & Donald
 
 Compeer helps people with mental illness live happier, healthier, more productive lives through the power of volunteer friendship!

Compeer is an international program that began in Rochester, New York in 1973. For more information on the history of Compeer, visit www.compeer.org.

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Compeer utilizes volunteer friendship to help people with mental illness feel more connected to their community, feel less loneliness & isolation and to increase their self esteem and independence. 

There are many volunteer opportunities available.  You can make a difference through 1-1 friendships, phone matches, or by teaching a skill. 

  • It's fun. You'll be doing recreational activities with a friend; like going to the movies, out to eat, sporting events or even taking a class together.
  • It's flexible. It can fit into almost anyone's schedule. It only takes a few hours a month.
  • It's rewarding. You'll feel good about yourself.
  • It's a great way to meet people.
  • It's worthwhile. You'll be making a difference in your community, your world, and in the lives of people recovering from mental illness.
  • No experience necessary. All it takes is a caring heart.

There are 168 hours in a week....do you have a couple to share?

To volunteer, contact the Compeer office or click here to begin the process: volunteer application.

The MHA supports the following Compeer Programs:

Clinton County: Michelle Rolf         (513)721-2910 ext. 11

mkrolf@mhaswoh.org

Warren County: Rachel Light       (513)721-2910 ext. 14

relight@mhaswoh.org

NEWS: Wilmington College Students Team Up with Compeer and Everyone Benefited!Read what the students had to say about their new appreciation for those with a mental illness and for the Compeer Program.

 

Thanks to our funders for their financial support!

Mental Health Recovery Services of Warren & Clinton County

Warren County United Way

The United Way of Clinton County