Peer Support Resource Hub

Welcome MPAC Peers

This hub serves as a practical and organized access point for the tools, forms, and materials needed to carry out high-quality, ethical peer support in the field.

Within this space, peers can access:

  • Reporting and documentation forms

  • Data collection tools and submission links

  • Service tracking templates

  • Referral resources and community-based support directories

  • Program updates and workflow guidance

Baltimore Goes Purple

Baltimore Goes Purple Engagement Form Data must be entered before the end of each shift. No batching at end of week. This ensures: accuracy, compliance, reduced recall bias, real-time service tracking.

Important data points:

  • Age Ranges

  • Genders

  • Race

  • Number of Individuals

  • Location/Site

  • Services Provided

  • Narcan Distribution/Training

OneBox Maintenance Tracking:

Peers tasked with OneBox Maintennace or Installation must document their service interactions in the OneBox Tracking form.

Resource Library

HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH AIDS (HOPWA) PROGRAM

HOPWA is a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Program that provides rental assistance and supportive services to eligible low-income persons living with HIV/AIDS.

Your Team

Program Coordinator:
Keia Briscoe

General Support:
MPAC Admin

General Questions

2026. Baltimore Goes Purple and the Peer Resource Hub is proudly led by MPAC (Maryland Peer Advisory Council),
an organization dedicated to driving positive change and fostering community well-being in Maryland.