Our Volunteer Community
Every person on this page made a choice to show up — for a neighbor, a stranger, or a memory. Ohio's recovery movement is built by people like these.
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Join 15+ Ohioans already on the front lines. Earn verified credentials, build your impact score, and help save lives — one handoff at a time.
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Marcus Johnson
Recovery Coach5 years in recovery. I walk with people through the hardest miles because someone did that for me. 25 warm handoffs completed through Live Now Recovery.
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Keisha Williams
Peer Support SpecialistCertified peer supporter, CPRS credential holder. I sit with people in the ER waiting room so no one walks out alone into the night.
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DeShawn Carter
Community OutreachFormer first responder turned harm reduction advocate. I distribute Narcan kits every Saturday morning in Franklinton — zero overdose deaths in my block this year.
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Rosa Alvarez
Harm Reduction WorkerRunning a syringe services program for Lucas County. Clean equipment saves lives and builds trust that medication treatment alone never could.
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Anonymous Volunteer
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Tyrone Bell
Transportation CoordinatorI drive people to their clinic appointments. Sounds simple. It changes everything. 47 rides completed since I signed up.
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Sandra Mitchell
Recovery Coach15 years in recovery. Certified CPRS. I specialize in helping mothers navigate treatment while keeping their families together.
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James Okafor
Event CoordinatorOrganizing quarterly recovery community events across Cuyahoga County. Building the village one gathering at a time.
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Maria Hernandez
Peer Support SpecialistBilingual peer specialist serving Summit County. No one should navigate recovery alone in a language they don't speak.
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Bobby Davis
Community OutreachStreet outreach in East Cleveland. If people won't walk into a clinic, I walk to them. 200+ Narcan kits distributed.
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Lisa Thompson
Recovery CoachI help people write their own recovery story — not the one the system writes for them. Chapter by chapter.
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Anonymous Volunteer
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Anthony Green
Harm Reduction WorkerMahoning County harm reduction. We're winning ground here — overdose deaths down 18% last quarter in our service area.
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Christine Park
Event CoordinatorHealthcare worker turned community organizer. I host monthly Recovery Cafe events connecting 50+ people in sustained recovery.
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Calvin Hughes
Transportation CoordinatorVolunteer driver network for Hamilton County. 12 drivers on call every weekday so a missed bus never means a missed appointment.
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