Use your lived experience to support others within a team built to support you.
At Here Tomorrow, Suicide Prevention Specialists are the heart of our work. This is a paid, professional role for people with lived experience who want to provide peer mental health support and walk alongside others during some of life’s hardest moments.
This role is grounded in peer-to-peer support—not fixing, diagnosing, or directing. It’s about presence, connection, and helping someone feel less alone while working within a supportive, mission-driven organization.
This role may be a good fit if you:

You do need self-awareness, emotional readiness, and a commitment to boundaries and care—for yourself and others.
This role is for people interested in peer-to-peer mental health counseling within a structured, supportive environment.
Some days are quiet. Some days are heavy. Many days are deeply meaningful. You’re never doing this work alone—support and supervision are built into the role.
This work is meaningful, and at times, heavy. But it’s not all heavy.
There are moments of laughter between conversations. Team check-ins that turn into real connection. Small wins that feel big—because they are.
We make space to support each other, to reset when needed, and yes—to have fun along the way. Because doing this work well means staying human, together.
Suicide Prevention Specialists at Here Tomorrow receive:
Training is designed to help you feel confident, prepared, and supported—not overwhelmed.
We’ll walk with you through each step.
As a suicide prevention specialist, your lived experience helps create trust, reduce stigma, and open doors for people who may not feel safe in traditional systems.
This is suicide prevention grounded in humanity, where connection, empathy, and shared experiences create space for hope.
This role isn’t for everyone — and that’s okay.
If you’re looking for:
