New National Certification

Your reentry experience deserves a certification.

The National Peer ReEntry Professional (PRP) Certification — the first credential of its kind in the United States.

Texas Only · No cost

No-cost training. Plus a stipend.

The Opioid-Impact Family Support Program covers your Core, RSPS and MHPS training and pays a stipend while you complete it.

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Core, RSPS, MHPS, supervision and continuing education — see what’s coming up.

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Since 2014, One World Recovery Network has been a driving force in building a skilled and transformative peer workforce. We equip Peer Professionals, and partner with Employers to create recovery friendly workplaces where peer support thrives.

Join us — whether you’re seeking training, looking to hire, or ready to advance your career, we’re here to support you.

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A Letter from Our Founder: Help Shape Our National Peer ReEntry Professional Certification

A letter from our founder on building a stronger future for the Peer ReEntry workforce — and how your voice can help shape the national Peer ReEntry Professional Certification. Our survey is open through June 22, 2026.

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Help Support Returning Citizens — Survey Closes June 22, 2026

One World Recovery Network (OWRN) is developing the National Peer Reentry Professional Certification (NPRPC) — a national workforce certification designed to strengthen trauma-responsive, wellness-focused support for individuals returning from incarceration. Built on the power of lived experience, this credential aims to professionalize and evaluate peer reentry work nationwide.

A multi-state subject matter expert advisory committee, curriculum experts, and psychometricians have drafted the initial standards, competencies, and ethics for the credential. Now we're opening it up for broader input — to make sure the credential reflects real-world practice and community wisdom.

Your feedback will directly shape the final competencies and guide the upcoming curriculum development process.

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