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Whats New: FrontLine's Endowment Fund

FrontLine Service is excited to announce the establishment of our agency’s first endowment fund through the Cleveland Foundation.  

FrontLine’s calling has always been to reach out to those most in need, to provide a safe landing and services for those whose needs are not met elsewhere. With nearly 36 years of experience in pursuing this purpose, FrontLine is singularly positioned to serve those impacted by the trauma of violence, homelessness, and the growing need for accessible mental health and crisis services brought on by these escalating challenges.  

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What's New: Resiliency Training Services

When people are in crisis, someone must answer the call. But what happens when those who do the challenging work of responding to those in crisis and helping those who’ve experienced trauma begin to burn out and feel on the verge of crisis themselves? FrontLine Service now offers Resiliency Trainings for those in the emergency response and helping professions, lead by the combined expertise of intra-agency celebrity, Kim Kiley, and superstar FrontLine collaborator, Guy-Vincent.

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988 Chat/Text staff increased to meet needs of youth

FrontLine Service has increased staffing for crisis chat and text services to respond to the growing number of individuals reaching out for help through messaging, especially adolescents and young adults. 

FrontLine’s Crisis team provides 24/7/365 support to people experiencing suicidal ideation, emotional distress, substance use challenges, or a mental health crisis. 

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Case launches 50% scholarship program for FrontLine Staff

This fall, five FrontLine Service staff will attend Case Western Reserve University (Case) Weekend Program with up to 50% reduced tuition towards earning their master's degree in social work at the Jack, Joseph, and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences.  

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Three Takeaways from the Inaugural Year of 988

A year ago this month, the U.S. Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration launched the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline to ensure that everyone in the U.S. has access to services like FrontLine’s Crisis Call Center—simply by dialing 9-8-8.

On its one-year anniversary, here are 3 takeaways from the inaugural year of 988 in Cuyahoga County:

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View Our Annual Report

"In this year's annual report you will see many examples of what it means to be a FrontLiner. You will learn how FrontLiners are changing the agency’s culture, leading us to be an anti-racist organization. You will read how the launch of the national 988 hotline in July made FrontLiners easier to reach for those who need help during crisis.  And you will discover that FrontLine’s nationally recognized Traumatic Loss Response Team is being replicated in other cities. Thank you for being a FrontLiner!"  

 - Susan Neth 

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FrontLiner recognized with national FBI award

The FBI Office of Public Affairs in Washington, D.C. has awarded Grace Leon with the 2022 Director's Community Leadership Award for her service as a liaison between Cleveland homicide detectives and families dealing with tremendous grief.

Grace will travel to Washington, D.C. in May to be recognized at a national ceremony.

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