Heartland Family Service

Peer Support Center
– Council Bluffs, Iowa

Heartland Family Service Peer Support  is a peer drop-in center, run by peer support staff, for anyone with a mental health diagnosis. These services are designed to be not only a safe place for people to go to combat boredom, but a safe place to go to find and build supports and friendships with others who may be living in a similar situation and experiencing similar barriers.

Peer Center staff are people with lived experience and a mental health diagnosis who have reached a level of recovery and can provide engagement, encouragement, education, and input into helping others manage their lives. Peer Support employees run the day-to-day functions at the Peer Center, offering individual and group sessions/opportunities.

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Service Areas

Pottawattamie County in Iowa

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Eligibility

Must have a serious and persistent mental illness and want to come to the Peer Center to socialize and attend groups and activities. Attendees are not required to have Medicaid.

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Fees

None

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Hours of Operation

Monday through Thursday
  10:00 a.m. — 3:00 p.m.

Call Now

Office: (712) 242-2500