Join the Recovery Movement

Become a Volunteer

Ohio lost 5,232 lives to overdose in 2023 — 78% fentanyl-involved. Every volunteer in this network is a direct line between a person in crisis and the treatment they deserve.

You don't need a medical degree. You need to show up.

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Ohio Cities

MJ

Marcus J., Cleveland

earned Recovery Navigator

DW

Danielle W., Akron

earned 30-Day Guide

TR

Tyrone R., Youngstown

earned Community Sentinel

SL

Sarah L., Canton

earned Recovery Ally

+13 others joined this week

How It Works

4 Steps to Start Making an Impact

Choose Role

Pick the role that fits your skills

Build Profile

Add your name, city & bio

Privacy

Control who sees your profile

Start Earning

Credentials unlock automatically

What You Unlock

Every Volunteer Earns Real Credentials

Earn Soul-Bound Credentials

Every action you take earns a permanent, on-chain credential tied to your identity — impossible to fake, impossible to lose.

First ResponderRecovery AllyNarcan Hero

Appear on the Leaderboard

Your impact score grows with every handoff, report, and credential earned. Top contributors are featured publicly.

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Share Your Achievements

Generate beautiful shareable credential cards for X, LinkedIn, or anywhere you want to show your impact.

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Choose Your Role

Your role determines which credentials you can earn.

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When on, your display name, role, city, and credentials appear in the volunteer directory. Your bio and contact info are always private.

✓ Your profile will appear in the volunteer directory

No medical background required. No PHI collected. Free forever.

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