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Kind Cards are wallet-sized cards with inspirational messages offering hope, encouragement, and compassion. If someone gives you one, it’s yours to keep, or you can pass it onto someone who could hear this same message. If you decide to share it, you can keep the trail of kindness going by sharing where the last person gave it to you!

At this time, no, they are not. However, I am planning to make them available for purchase in the near future. Until then, you can sign up to be informed when they are available by clicking here!

Peer support is a person and relationship-centered support system based on respect, mutuality, and shared responsibility. Its goal involves giving and receiving support among individuals who share similar life experiences or face similar challenges. Unlike traditional support systems that often have a hierarchical dynamic between the helper and the helped, peer support highlights that both people are experts of their own experiences, promoting a sense of equality and reciprocity. It is frequently used in settings such as mental health, substance use recovery, and chronic illness management, where those who have "been there” can offer empathy, validation, and unique tools that traditional professionals may not provide. This type of support creates a safe, non-judgmental space where both individuals can practice bravery, helping them feel less alone and more understood. Peer support settings are usually one-on-one interactions or support groups, aimed at empowering individuals, helping them reclaim their power, and fostering hope and resilience.