Mission Statement
The mission of Elevate Recovery is to provide training and consulting services for organizations rooted in the alignment of peer support values. We recognize the critical importance of rights protection, advocacy, and the civil rights movement as lenses through which we shape and deliver our training, ensuring that organizations are empowered to support individuals and communities with justice and equity in mind.
At Elevate Recovery, we believe that peer support is more than just a practice; it is a transformative approach that emphasizes lived experience, mutual respect, and shared empowerment. Our training and consulting services are designed to help organizations integrate peer support principles into their everyday operations, fostering environments where individuals are seen, heard, and supported. We are dedicated to equipping organizations with the knowledge and tools needed to uphold the values of peer support, while ensuring that their practices align with advocacy, rights protection, and equity. Our work honors the legacy of the civil rights movement, recognizing that the fight for mental health equity is part of the broader struggle for human rights and social justice.
Vision Statement
Elevate Recovery envisions a world where peer support is at the heart of all organizational systems, creating inclusive, equitable environments where individuals and communities can heal, thrive, and advocate for their rights. We see a future where the values of mutual empowerment, dignity, and justice guide the actions of organizations and communities alike.
Our vision is driven by the belief that every individual has the right to access supportive, empowering systems that recognize their dignity and humanity. Through training and consulting, Elevate Recovery seeks to advance organizational cultures that champion peer support as a vital path to recovery and wellness. We envision a world where advocacy is not an afterthought but an integral part of how organizations operate—where individuals are empowered to challenge oppressive systems and protect their rights. In this future, the spirit of the civil rights movement continues to inspire and inform the way organizations think about mental health, equity, and social justice, creating lasting, systemic change.
