Peer Education Programs are initiatives where individuals, often from similar backgrounds or age groups, educate each other about specific topics, such as health, safety, or social issues. These programs leverage the influence of peers to promote positive behaviors and provide support, making the learning process more relatable and effective. Typically, participants receive training to become peer educators, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to share information with their peers. This approach fosters a sense of community and encourages open discussions, ultimately leading to increased awareness and understanding of important issues like HIV/AIDS, substance abuse, or mental health.