From the outside, Safe Haven appears to be just another house in the neighborhood. But for those who have experienced homelessness for years while struggling with severe and persistent mental illness, Safe Haven is a refuge. A refuge for people like Gregory.
Gregory is one of the people who live at Safe Haven’s family-like environment with experienced, 24-hour staff. Because of this unique program, Gregory was able to have a second chance at living a happier and more independent life.
Read MoreFrontLine’s Mobile Crisis Team is available 24/7 to anyone in Cuyahoga County who is in crisis or contemplating suicide. That is how Janice found us. Janice’s 28-year-old daughter, Maria, was homeless for 60 days in the previous year. While in crisis, Maria had given up her apartment for the streets, and Janice had no idea how to find or help her. Her daughter simply notified the landlord and started sleeping in her car on the street. Then she just disappeared.
Janice called the only resource she knew who could help: FrontLine Service’s Mobile Crisis Team.
Read MoreJohn was a military veteran ineligible for any veteran services. After six years of refusing help from various programs, FrontLine’s PATH team was able to build a trusting relationship with John. Today, he’s enjoying his new apartment and receiving the support he needs.
Read MoreAfter an abusive father figure was sent to jail, Sam and his mother were left without a support system. With FrontLine’s help, they were able to work through this traumatic incident and come out of it stronger together.
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