The WIMA Mobile Outreach Peer Support (MOPS) Program is designed to voluntarily meet people exactly where they are—at home, in the community, or wherever support is needed. Our Peer Supporters bring lived experience with mental health and substance use challenges, offering a unique kind of understanding that builds trust and connection.

At the heart of our program is compassionate, judgment-free support. We provide a safe space for individuals to share their stories, find encouragement, and explore options without stigma. Our peers connect with each person, offering not only emotional support but also help navigating essential community resources such as housing, healthcare, treatment, food assistance, and recovery supports.

The MOPS team plays a key role in crisis prevention and harm reduction, offering timely support that can divert individuals from emergency rooms or justice system involvement. By showing up early with empathy and care, we reduce risks while promoting safety and dignity.

Ultimately, our mission is to strengthen community well-being by helping individuals find hope, regain independence, and chart their own path toward healing. All services are provided free of charge and confidentially, ensuring that support is accessible to anyone who needs it.

What We Offer:

• Peer support to people aged 18+ and in Dunn County

• A safe and nonjudgmental connection to peer support

• Connection to local resources and services

• Public health and harm reduction supplies

What We Do...

• We help connect you with local resources that can support your transportation needs.

• We create a safe, private space where your story stays with us.

• We stand beside you, and if you choose, we can advocate with you.

• We honor your right to choose if, when, and how you want support.

• We are alongside you as you define your own goals and next steps.

• We provide peer support and help connect you to clinical or crisis care when, and if, you decide it’s right for you.

• We treat every person with dignity, compassion, and respect.

...and What We Don’t Do

• We don’t provide transportation.

• We don’t share your confidential information.

• We don’t report to other agencies.

• We don’t coerce or force anyone into services.

• We don’t decide what is best for you.

• We don’t replace professional medical or emergency services.

• We don’t judge or stigmatize.