- About this Guide
- The Case for Peer Support on Campus
- Environment preparation
- Recruiting peer supporters
- Training ideas
- Supervision and support
- Case Studies
- Program operation
- Evaluation
- Appendix
- Appendix A: Additional resources
- Appendix B: Sample needs assessment
- Appendix C: Sample peer supporter job postings
- Appendix D: Interview questions to ask
- Appendix E: Campus staff training outline
- Appendix F: Reflective practice framework for peer supporters
- Appendix G: Self-reflective practice: tips for peer supporters
- Appendix H: Peer support case note template
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Onboarding peer supporters
Onboarding peer supporters
To have a smooth onboarding of peer supporters, the managing team should clarify the following:
- What training will be provided
- To whom the peer supporter can go for supervision and guidance
- The peer supporter responsibilities to ensure a clear understanding of boundaries in the role
- The importance of privacy and confidentiality policies as a critical responsibility of peer supporters
As part of onboarding, the new peer supporters could also agree to the responsibilities of their role by signing documents such as codes of conduct, peer support limitations and boundaries, confidentiality agreements, etc.