The Copeland Center, founded in 2003, is a leading national organization that drives an organic, grassroots movement of tens of thousands of individuals who have firsthand experience with mental health challenges. They also work with hundreds of institutions that employ evidence-based peer support and self-help strategies, all aimed at achieving personal and community-wide wellness and recovery. As the world's foremost authority on evidence-based peer recovery practices, the Copeland Center is dedicated to advancing knowledge, skills, and values in this field.

Over the years, they have expanded their scope to offer an array of educational, training, and technical assistance services to individuals and institutions focused on community inclusion, peer support, and the sustainable operation of peer-run organizations. With a commitment to diversity and inclusion, the Copeland Center advocates for diverse voices in the mental health sphere, including those of youth, marginalized communities, and individuals from different linguistic and cultural backgrounds. They are also devoted to making mental health education and support more accessible to all communities in the United States