Peer Supporter

Peer support is a vital component of the recovery journey for people facing challenges. It offers empathy, validation, and hope from those with lived and living experience of their own, complementing other methods, services and treatments and supports the journey to recovery and wellness.

Peer Supporters are people with Lived and Living Experience facing mental health and / or substance use challenges who can provide a unique perspective and valuable support. This role requires a person who has dealt with challenges and is willing and able to discuss them from a position of recovery.

Peer Connections Manitoba values a person’s lived experience and is committed to having a diverse workforce. We encourage anyone to self-disclose any aspect of your experience or identity that you feel is important for us to know.

Our Values

Hope and Recovery

Self-Determination

Empathetic and Equal Relationships

Dignity, Respect, and Social Inclusion

Integrity, Authenticity, and Trust

Health and Wellness

Life-long Learning and Personal Growth

Position Details

Hours: 20 hours per week Location: 351 Main St., Winkler

Wage: $22.00 per hour Term: Permanent position

Requirements: This position is a mobile position and requires meeting people in the community. The position requires a person with a valid driver’s license and access to a reliable automobile. This position includes weekend day shifts with its regular schedule.

Position Duties

- Provide Peer Support to individuals who are accessing service within a specific program area.
- Draw from lived experience and peer support training to provide non-clinical and non-directive support to those seeking service.
- Operate within the values, competencies, and the Code of Conduct that directs peer support work within PCM.




- Collaboratively document with the person seeking support.
- Facilitate peer support groups as needed.
- Attend professional development opportunities monthly.

Position Benefits
- Work with a supportive, team-based setting.
- Make a difference with people who are facing challenges within their health and wellness.
- 3 weeks vacation.
- Paid sick time.
- Paid training that can lead to a nationally recognized certification.

Closing Date: Monday, August 31st, 10:00 am Position Start Date: Tuesday, October 13th, 2026

How to Apply: Through Indeed or via email to [email protected]

Email applications need to include answers to the following questions:

1. This position requires a person with Lived and Living Experience with a mental health challenge, which can include a substance use or addiction challenge. Can you give us an idea how you meet that requirement and how you have progressed in your recovery from it?
2. This position deals directly with people who are navigating current challenges with their mental health. Can you tell us about your ability to consistently support others who are facing challenges?

If you have questions or require an accommodation for the recruitment process, please contact: Kitana Degen, [email protected] Pay: From $22.00 per hour

Application question(s)

- This position requires a person with Lived and Living Experience with a mental health challenge, which can include a substance use or addiction challenge. Can you give us an idea how you meet that requirement and how you have progressed in your recovery from it?
- This position deals directly with people who are navigating current challenges with their mental health. Can you tell us about your ability to consistently support others who are facing challenges?

Work Location: In person

📌 Peer Supporter - Winkler, Part-Time
🏢 Peer Connections Manitoba
📍 Winkler