The Sisterhood Support Peer Initiative (SSPI) is a program developed by sister volunteers who came together with the strong desire to create a safe space for sisters who are in need of support and access to resources for mental health and wellness.
This is a peer-led program run by volunteers. Volunteers are not mental health professionals and if there is a need for immediate professional help, we will point you to the best resources.
Sisterly Support.
The mission of SSPI is to promote positive mental health and well being by providing a variety of resources to sisters. The SSPI Ambassador Program is an initiative that connects sisters to sister volunteers (“ambassadors”), who are trained in a range of topics - including SA/SV, intersectionality, mental health, and much more. Additionally, the SSPI provides online resource materials to sisters on various topics, including bystander intervention, anti-racism, and how to support victims/survivors of SA/SV.
Safe Space.
The SSPI program aims to provide sisterly support and create safe environments for sisters to discuss emotional well-being, while raising awareness for mental health and wellness.
This program is not intended or implied to be a substitute for professional medical or mental health advice, diagnosis, or treatment. In an emergency, dial 911 or your local emergency number immediately.
Immediate Help
Resources
Ambassador Program
COMING SOON
Contact us.
Contact us with questions about the Sister Support Peer Initiative.