Founder of On the Front Lines Networking Group, Certified Peer Recovery Supporter, Peer Support Supervisor Ohio Prevention Specialist Assistant, and CDCA II. Hannah acts as a panel expert on Buckeye SCOPE (Supporting Children of the Opioid Epidemic) and keycontributor tor the EMPOWER project. Hannah's work is committed to professionalizing Peer Recovery Support as an interictal piece of the SUD system. Hannah's impact on implementing harm reduction and awareness campaigns in the Hamilton County area has helped to create a space for dialogue and action that help heal the harms caused by drug use.

A person in long-term recovery who is a passionate advocate for those experiencing substance misuse. Work is focused in Southwest Ohio focused primarily on the Medicaid population helping those in need and their families navigate SUD and MH treatment options. Working with the  EMPOWER Project as a Stakeholder devolving current research for those experiencing Substance Use during Pregnancy and Postpartum. Developing curriculum and training for Peer Support Specialists in Ohio to best support pregnant people in our care.

Dedicated client-focused Peer with experience working with clients involved in Child Protective Service case plans. Scope of practice includes assisting clients with community resources, outreach, sober living, treatment options, and job readiness. Avid to work for hands on with clients with an empathetic client-first approach

Certified Peer Recovery Supporter, CDCA. Has worked in homeless outreach for over 3 years assisting individuals into treatment and accessing resources. Hold positions on Homeless Clearinghouse Board, Homeless Outreach, PWLX and Community Connections workgroups.

An experienced professional with a remarkable personal journey of 6 years in recovery from cocaine addiction. Currently pursuing further education in social work, I bring a unique perspective and a diverse set of skills to the PAB. With expertise in areas like harm reduction, patient care and cultural competency, I am dedicated to supporting and advocating for individuals throughout their own recovery journeys. My commitment to making a positive impact shines through my compassionate, individualized approaches and unwavering determination to support.

As a peer professional, my areas of expertise are outreach, peer supervision, advocacy within the judicial system and hospital settings, and knowledge of the scope of practice, ethics, and boundaries. Certified Peer Recovery Support, Peer Recovery Support Supervisor, Chemical Dependency Counselor Assistant, and Ohio Deflection Association member.

I have been working in the SUD and MH field for over 10 years. In that time, I have found that one of the most impactful roles is as a Peer Supporter. Working in an Outreach capacity, I have built meaningful relationships with peer professionals and been able to identify with those who still struggle with active use. Taking the resources learned, the personal experiences of others, and my added education, I advocate advancing policies that are impacting people in recovery and those looking for their pathway to recovery. Giving back to our communities has brought me to a position of living a fulfilled life and helping others. When recovery is a priority, recovery becomes probable, not just possible.

A person in long-term recovery who is a passionate advocate for those experiencing substance use and mental health. With his clinical background, he serves others through forming reputable relationships with our community partners, to assist community members with their needs. He has been dedicated to supporting and advocating for individuals through their own recovery journey.