Give Your Campus a 24/7 Peer-Support Network
You can make around-the-clock peer support possible for your students. With TimelyCare’s Peer Community, they can have a safe space to connect and reduce loneliness—anytime, day or night.
Your Students Need Connection
Peer support is an essential part of many students’ mental health journey.
- Students often turn to peers first for emotional support when they’re struggling.*
- Unmoderated forums risk misinformation, bullying, or crisis escalation.
Source: Nationwide survey of college students, 2022
Discover how Coastal Carolina University uses Peer Community to give students a safe space to connect, share, and support one another—anytime, day or night.
How Peer Community Makes a Difference
How Does Peer Community Help Students?
TimelyCare Chief Care Officer Dr. Bob Booth shares how anonymity is vital in Peer Community, enabling students to openly share. The nationwide community creates a supportive atmosphere essential for fostering student interactions, especially as they navigate issues like relationship problems and anxiety.
Extends emotional support after hours without the need for overnight staff
Fosters connection among students in a safe space with 24/7 moderation
Provides students with an in-the-moment outlet for peer support
Connects students to appropriate support when there’s a risk of harm
Give Students a Safe Space to Support Each Other, Day or Night
How Does Peer Community Work?
Discussion Posts
Students anonymously share what they’re feeling.
Share & Support
Topic threads let students swap advice and encouragement, with comments and reaction options.
Community Moderation
Licensed clinical staff plus AI moderation keep discussions safe, 24/7.
Proactive Outreach
When a post signals risk, our care team privately reaches out to the student and offers the appropriate level of care within TimelyCare or through your campus resources.
FAQs
Yes, Peer Community uses anonymous screen names. Only moderators can see user accounts.
AI flags posts, and then licensed clinicians review and, when appropriate, reach out privately with next steps for support.
No, Peer Community complements professional care and offers a seamless path to guided self-care content, TalkNow, or Scheduled Counseling when needed.
See it in Action
Empower your students to take the first step for emotional support with Peer Community
