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Earlier this year, Roscoe, a Downtown Reno Partnership Ambassador, was alerted about a community member who was identified as unconscious inside a restroom. Roscoe’s first-aid training kicked in and recognized this as a likely drug overdose. He dialed 911 and administered naloxone. Crews arrived and were able to further assess the situation and provide care. There’s no doubt that Roscoe’s quick-thinking, fast-acting, and willingness to intervene during a medical emergency, made the difference for that individual. REMSA honored Roscoe with a Community Caregiver award and thank him for taking action.
“This is real personal for me, Drugs have
taken so much from me my whole life.”
– Ambassador Roscoe
“This is real personal for me, Drugs have taken so much from me my whole life.”
– Ambassador Roscoe
Earlier this year, Roscoe, a Downtown Reno Partnership Ambassador, was alerted about a community member who was identified as unconscious inside a restroom. Roscoe’s first-aid training kicked in and recognized this as a likely drug overdose. He dialed 911 and administered naloxone. Crews arrived and were able to further assess the situation and provide care. There’s no doubt that Roscoe’s quick-thinking, fast-acting, and willingness to intervene during a medical emergency, made the difference for that individual. REMSA honored Roscoe with a Community Caregiver award and thank him for taking action.
“This is real personal for me, Drugs have taken so much from me my whole life.”
– Ambassador Roscoe
Ambassador Danielle says it’s her people skills that make her a prime candidate for working outreach, helping those who are interested get into programs, get into housing and get sober. She has personally escorted people to doctor’s appointments and into facilities for treatment evaluations. With a rough past of domestic violence and drug abuse Danielle went from getting kicked out of a shelter to owning her own apartment and helping others everyday all while being a mother of four.
“It’s very individual on how you work with people, I think I’ve always had a little bit more patience with people.”
– Ambassador Danielle
“It’s very individual on how you work with people, I think I’ve always had a little bit more patience with people.”
– Ambassador Danielle
“Once you begin to deal with the small problems in neighborhoods, you begin to empower those neighborhoods.”
For David, his work as an outreach ambassador is even more personal because he was homeless on the same streets he patrols today. It all happened after a monumental relapse, one that came 10.5 years after he had found sobriety. Ambassador David holds a special place in his heart for the people he helps because he knows what it is to be them. The DRP worked with David to get him the help he needed.
“I know a lot of them out there.
I try to be a good example.”
– Ambassador David
“Once you begin to deal with the small problemsin neighborhoods, you begin to empower those neighborhoods.”
For David, his work as an outreach ambassador is even more personal because he was homeless on the same streets he patrols today. It all happened after a monumental relapse, one that came 10.5 years after he had found sobriety. Ambassador David holds a special place in his heart for the people he helps because he knows what it is to be them. The DRP worked with David to get him the help he needed.
“I know a lot of them out there. I try to be a good example.”
– Ambassador David
“Once you begin to deal with the small problems in neighborhoods, you begin to empower those neighborhoods.”
For David, his work as an outreach ambassador is even more personal because he was homeless on the same streets he patrols today. It all happened after a monumental relapse, one that came 10.5 years after he had found sobriety. Ambassador David holds a special place in his heart for the people he helps because he knows what it is to be them. The DRP worked with David to get him the help he needed.
“I know a lot of them out there. I try to be a good example.”
– Ambassador David
“Once you begin to deal with the small problems in neighborhoods, you begin to empower those neighborhoods.”
For David, his work as an outreach ambassador is even more personal because he was homeless on the same streets he patrols today. It all happened after a monumental relapse, one that came 10.5 years after he had found sobriety. Ambassador David holds a special place in his heart for the people he helps because he knows what it is to be them. The DRP worked with David to get him the help he needed
“I know a lot of them out there. I try to be a good example.”
– Ambassador David
Our Ambassador team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a a week. If you need their assistance, call the Ambassador Hotline at
Our Ambassador team is now operating their summer hours which is 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. 7 days a week. If you need their assistance, call the Ambassador Hotline at
Our Ambassador team is now operating their summer hours which is 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. 7 days a week. If you need their assistance, call the Ambassador Hotline at
Our Ambassador team is now operating their summer hours which is 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. 7 days a week. If you need their assistance, call the Ambassador Hotline at
*Statistics based on the 2022-2023 Fiscal Year.
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