Turn Your Lived Experience Into an Asset
Work as a Peer Supporter at Kyros, where your lived experience in Substance Use Disorder (SUD) recovery is your greatest asset to your career in helping others.
Why Kyros?
For us, working as a Peer Supporter isn’t just a job – it’s part of your own recovery story. Your experience and story is what gives people hope, so we highly value your lived experience – the good, the bad and the ugly. We offer you the opportunity to give back to the recovery community while advancing your career as a Peer Supporter.
Most Don’t Get Help
90% of Americans with Substance Use Disorder don’t receive help
Numerous Attempts
It takes an average of 6 attempts before achieving long-term recovery
Leading Cause of Death
Overdose is the leading cause of accidental death in the United States
Low Success Rates
Only 17% of individuals who go through a treatment program are in recovery 1 year later
What We Stand For
Mission
To make recovery from Substance Use Disorder possible for anyone
Purpose
To eliminate the treatment gap for individuals experiencing Substance Use Disorder by increasing the availability of personalized, effective and timely services and removing all barriers to accessing them
Vision
To be the most trusted, seamless, timely and holistic way for Substance Use Disorder professionals to help the people who need it most
Hear from the Peers working for us today
Ready to Start Now?
We have immediate opportunities available to start your career today, including the following:
- Competitive pay up to $23/hr
- Flexible hours, work as much or as little as you want
- Justice-inclusive opportunity
- Incentives and bonus opportunities
- Ongoing mentorship, guidance and paths to advance your career
Still Have Questions?
Let us know how we can help.
Send us a message – and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
“Working as a Peer Provider has created profound purpose in my own healing journey. This work allows me to reach others through my experiences, and truly impact the lives of those I work with.”