North Dakota 1915(i) / Services
North Dakota 1915(i) Peer Support
Peer support connects eligible adults with trained and certified specialists who use lived experience to encourage recovery, self-determination, and community participation.
Service age: Ages 18+
How peer support can help
Peer support is goal-oriented and included in the member’s person-centered plan of care. Support is based on shared understanding while remaining focused on the member’s own choices and recovery goals.
- Build recovery and self-advocacy skills
- Set and work toward personal goals
- Strengthen natural and community supports
- Practice coping and wellness strategies
- Navigate transitions and connect with resources
Who can receive peer support
North Dakota’s 1915(i) peer support service is available to eligible members age 18 and older when the service is identified in their person-centered plan of care.
This portal provides general information and is not the state Medicaid program. Confirm current requirements with North Dakota Health and Human Services.