Project Return Peer Support Network

Project Return Peer Support Network Project Return Peer Support Network is Los Angeles County’s oldest organization run by and for people living with mental illness.

Project Return Peer Support Network (PRPSN) creates opportunities for connection that enrich and inspire individuals with mental illness to pursue a life without limits.

🎒✨ Back to School in Maywood!PRPSN was grateful to join the community at Riverfront Park in Maywood for a Back-to-School...
08/27/2026

🎒✨ Back to School in Maywood!

PRPSN was grateful to join the community at Riverfront Park in Maywood for a Back-to-School event with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department!

Families came together for an afternoon filled with live music, dancing, free food, giveaways, and resources from local nonprofits and community organizations. PRPSN was proud to table alongside our community partners, connect with families, share mental health and peer support resources, and help make the transition back to school a little brighter. 💛

We’re always grateful for opportunities to show up and make sure our communities know that support is available when they need it.

08/25/2026

Preparing for the opening of Ubuntu House has truly been a labor of love. 💛🌿

We’re incredibly grateful to Community Coalition for their generous $10,000 grant, which helped us bring our beautiful gazebo oasis to life. This space was created with rest and healing in mind…offering future guests a peaceful place to breathe, gather, and simply be.

Every detail brings us one step closer to welcoming our community into Ubuntu House. 🏡✨

Ubuntu: “I am because we are.”

Sharing this photo of our DMH partners, Beatriz and Fedy, who are hanging out at our Recharge Station at El Centrito.Sin...
07/24/2026

Sharing this photo of our DMH partners, Beatriz and Fedy, who are hanging out at our Recharge Station at El Centrito.

Since this addition lauched, the Recharge Station has been a welcoming resource for community members and a place to simply take a break, cool down, and have a snack.

Thank you DMH, for helping create a space where care is accessible here at our center 💙

Meet Jess🎨 A PRPSN's volunteer facilitators, rewriting narratives.Jess facilitates art-centered groups where people can ...
07/15/2026

Meet Jess🎨 A PRPSN's volunteer facilitators, rewriting narratives.

Jess facilitates art-centered groups where people can express themselves, build connection, and simply show up as they are without pressure.

Her story is a reminder that recovery isn't about being defined by a diagnosis; it's about discovering what's possible beyond it. ✨ "A Canvas for Recovery" to learn more about their story.

https://www.prpsn.org/blog/a-canvas-for-recovery

Mental health care should be focused on dignity and not coercion.California is considering changes to CARE Court that we...
07/13/2026

Mental health care should be focused on dignity and not coercion.

California is considering changes to CARE Court that we among many peer advocates, disability rights organizations, and mental health leaders believe could expand court involvement while weakening privacy and self-determination for people seeking care.

📢 We encourage our community to learn more about the proposed changes and make your voice heard. If you believe mental health care should prioritize autonomy, peer support, and human rights, consider sending a letter to your legislators through the Action Network link in our bio.

Together, we can advocate for a mental health system that supports people with compassion, respect, and choice.

Did you know PRPSN is a WRAP Center of Distinction? 💙We hosted our very first WRAP Advanced Level Facilitator (ALF) Trai...
06/15/2026

Did you know PRPSN is a WRAP Center of Distinction? 💙

We hosted our very first WRAP Advanced Level Facilitator (ALF) Training, welcoming participants from states including Texas and Ohio alongside California.

We shared stories and deepened our commitment to recovery oriented support. Now, these facilitators will return to their communities equipped to certify and mentor others, expanding the reach of WRAP and helping more people discover tools for wellness and recovery. 🌱✨

06/12/2026

We headed to the California State Capitol alongside MHAC and several of their programs to speak out against the Governor’s proposed May Revise Budget, which includes a $6.7 million to behavioral health services and policies that could limit access to Medi-Cal benefits, reduce funding for community-based organizations, and make it harder for people to receive the care they need. 🫂💚

Advocacy isn’t just policy discussions and meetings. It’s building relationships and raising our voices as we advocate for those we serve.

And yes—advocacy can be fun, too. ✨🏛️💚

This month, PRPSN was honored in two meaningful ways.💙✨On May 16, our team participated in a Take Action outreach event ...
05/19/2026

This month, PRPSN was honored in two meaningful ways.💙✨

On May 16, our team participated in a Take Action outreach event in Altadena supporting survivors of the Eaton Canyon fire. PRPSN was presented with a Certificate of Recognition from Senator Sasha Renee Perez. We are grateful to have stood alongside community partners and honored to accept this recognition on behalf of the work we do together. 🙌

We are also proud to celebrate our Spanish Language Programs, El Centrito de Apoyo and Un Paso Más. On May 12, the Huntington Park City Council recognized National Older Americans Month with a special proclamation honoring El Centrito de Apoyo for its meaningful work supporting older adults in our community. 💐

These recognitions belong to every staff member, volunteer, peer, and community member who helps make this work possible.

Sun, smiles, and community joy 🌞💛 Our El Centrito team had such a beautiful time last week out at the Festival del Niño ...
05/04/2026

Sun, smiles, and community joy 🌞💛 Our El Centrito team had such a beautiful time last week out at the Festival del Niño community fair! ✨

We donated a few gifts for the raffle (because who doesn’t love a good surprise 🎁), connected with community members, and shared more about the support and resources we offer every day.

Swipe through to catch a glimpse of the day...
and a special appearance from one of our peer’s little one who came along and made the day even more fun 🥹💛

May is Mental Health Awareness Month 💛Before they were peers holding space for others… they were all just kids figuring ...
05/01/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month 💛
Before they were peers holding space for others… they were all just kids figuring it out 🤩
Meet the inner child behind the peers you see every day.
Comment you recognized first? 👀✨

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2677 Zoe Avenue Suite 304
Huntington Park, CA
90255

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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