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About Us

The National Peer Recovery Alliance (NPRA) represents peer support specialists from across the country.

Our current membership includes peers from Missouri, Arkansas, Ohio, Michigan, Florida, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee, and we are continuing to grow.

Our Vision

A unified, sustainable peer recovery workforce that drives recovery ecosystems, enhances recovery capital, and ensures every individual in recovery has access to peer-led support, leading to healthier communities and reduced substance use disparities.

How do I find a peer support specialist?

For more information and resources on finding a peer support specialist.

How do I become a peer support specialist?

Each state has different certification criteria. Visit our state pages for more information.

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How do I join NPRA?

The first step to joining the National Peer Recovery Alliance is completing our membership form.

The NPRA empowers the peer recovery workforce by providing advocacy, professional development, and leadership opportunities, fostering unity and amplifying lived expertise to advance recovery-oriented systems of care nationwide.

Our Mission

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