How can a large, active community get involved in Reddit's current community programs?
I'm a moderator of r/Breakups, a large global peer-support community. We're interested in participating in Reddit's current community programs and potentially receiving feedback/support around community development and moderation.
I understand the previous Partner Communities program has evolved. Could an admin point us toward the appropriate current program or process for an established community interested in participating?
Over the past few months, we've also been working on several initiatives to develop the community beyond day-to-day moderation. These include creating a dedicated community website, establishing an Instagram presence, maintaining our Discord community, setting up a dedicated community email, and beginning outreach to qualified professionals and mental-health organizations regarding potential free educational Q&As and community events.
We're interested in exploring whether Reddit has any current community programs, resources, or opportunities that could help us develop these initiatives further and improve the experience for r/Breakups members.
Posted Aug 14, 2026, 5:50 AM UTC