Hannah Schilling, a distinguished Certified Peer Recovery Supporter, Peer Support Supervisor, Community Health Worker, Ohio Prevention Specialist Assistant, and CDCA II, is a pivotal figure in the field of substance use disorder recovery and support. As a recognized panel expert for Buckeye SCOPE, focusing on aiding children impacted by the opioid epidemic, and a significant participant in the Deflection ECHO and EMPOWER projects, Hannah demonstrates an unwavering commitment to creating positive change. With a career spanning several critical roles, including her time as Substance Use Treatment Coordinator at Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati and as a leader in peer support initiatives for Hamilton County and Colerain Township Quick Response Teams, Hannah has consistently been at the forefront of innovative approaches in her field.

Currently, she excels as a Health Coordinator at Hamilton County Public Health, where she is responsible for developing and implementing programs that educate and assist both professionals and community members in compassionately addressing substance use disorders. As the Founder & Executive Director of On the Front Lines Community Alliance, Hannah Schilling has cultivated a dynamic network for over 300 recovery professionals. This organization not only provides a platform for critical care discussions but also organizes monthly networking events and disseminates a comprehensive newsletter, furthering the professional development of Peer Recovery Support within the substance use disorder healthcare system.

Hannah's influential work in promoting harm reduction and awareness in the Hamilton County area has been a cornerstone in establishing vital dialogues and actions, contributing substantially to the healing of communities affected by drug use. Her dedication to this cause reflects her deep-seated commitment to both professional excellence and personal compassion in addressing the challenges of substance use disorders.