The first role is to listen. They have been there and they understand your situation, they will respect your privacy and your need for confidentiality. The Peer support and Family Peer support Coordinators network across the country knows how to find you help to regain your health and wellness. They can put you in contact with community resources and specially designed OSI programs and services with Veterans Affairs Canada and the Canadian Forces. They also organize support groups.

How much they can help, and when, is up to you. Your Peer support and Family Peer support Coordinators network will listen, suggest new ideas, and leave the choices to you. They can assist you to regain control of your life.