Peer Voices of Orange County (PVOC) is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to empowering individuals with behavioral health conditions through direct support, advocacy, and meaningful inclusion in treatment and policy. We unite peers, community health workers, and professionals to amplify lived experience, promote peer certification, and drive systemic change. Our vision is a behavioral health system that is truly representative, responsive, and rooted in community collaboration, ensuring every voice is heard and valued.

Peer Voices United envisions a behavioral health system that is inclusive, equitable, and driven by the voices of those with lived experience. Through collaboration, advocacy, and peer leadership, we strive to create a future where all individuals receive compassionate, community-centered support and care.

Goal One: Peer Voices United will expand by strengthening partnerships, securing funding, and enhancing peer and community health worker training. We will increase access by integrating peer support into healthcare, advocating for policy change, and growing our network. Through collaboration, certification, and outreach, we will ensure equitable, community-driven behavioral health support.

Goal Two: Peer Voices United will leverage PATH Marketplace and partnerships in technology, management, and finance to strengthen organizational capacity. By investing in technical infrastructure, expert consulting, and sustainable funding strategies, we will enhance efficiency, scalability, and impact. These efforts will ensure long-term growth, improved service delivery, and stronger financial oversight.

Goal Three: PVU will develop new programs by staying responsive to community needs through direct engagement and field-based operations. By tracking trends, gathering feedback, and leveraging lived experience, we will design initiatives that address emerging challenges. Our close connection with constituents ensures programs remain relevant, impactful, and driven by the voices of those we serve.