FrontLine Service

Thank you to our friend Laura Desmond at the Acacia Foundation, who hosted FrontLine and other local Nonprofit leaders at her home last week!

Corrie and Joyce were delighted to spend the evening with leaders from Towards Employment, Family Connections, Canopy Child Advocacy Center, MedWish MedWorks, Signature Health Inc., The Harriet Tubman Movement, Cleveland Angels Non Profit and The Hitchcock Center for Women.

Festival plans, anyone? is just around the corner!

The Chagrin Documentary Film Festival returns October 6th-11th with six days of incredible documentaries from around the world.

We’re excited to be a Community Partner for Figaro Up, Figaro Down, and hope you’ll add it to your festival lineup. Screenings are Friday, October 9th and Sunday, October 11th. After Friday's screening, stay for a short Q&A with the film's director and subject!

Use code Frontline26 for $2 off each ticket: https://tinyurl.com/4aub8tad

FrontLiners Jasmine and Luke were on-site for Vet Connect 2026 at Huntington Bank Field earlier this month to represent our Supportive Services for Veteran Families and Su***de Prevention programs.

Thanks to the Cuyahoga County Veterans Service Commission for organizing this event where veterans and their families can connect with resources from community partners, private businesses, employers, and government representatives

To learn more about how FrontLine is helping homeless veterans, visit https://tinyurl.com/szyjr6k6

The next Veteran Resource Fair is Friday, November 13th at the Gunning Recreation Center. Click here to learn more: https://tinyurl.com/4dnt5zw8

Earlier this month, FrontLiners Shauntel, Cherish and Julianne attended the International Community Justice Association conference in Columbus.

They attended workshops and networked with other individuals, experts, and organizations from the US and internationally who focus on working with justice-involved individuals and the re-entry population.

Thank you to CSH and the Returning Home Ohio program for making their attendance possible!

Some groups are more at risk of su***de than others — men, moms, seniors and teens — and one thing they all have in common is potential social isolation.

Su***de prevention starts with us — neighbors, friends, coworkers, families, and local leaders. Together, we can build a culture of connection, compassion, and hope. Check in with those around you. Speak up, reach out, and listen without judgment. Your actions can make a life-changing difference.

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A little bit of rain didn’t stop us supporting NAMI Greater Cleveland . Thank you to all the FrontLiners who walked, supported walkers, and work every day to support individuals mental wellness.

What are your weekend plans? We’re heading to Edgewater Park for NAMIWalks 2026!

NAMIWalks raises funds and awareness for mental health awareness, support and education for people of all ages.

Join our team or donate here: https://www.namiwalks.org/teams/87178

We are excited to announce that FrontLine’s Nicole Miller and Catherine Rauch are presenting at Roads to Recovery on Monday, October 26!

Their presentation highlights the importance evidence-based treatment, family-centered interventions and cross-system collaboration in supporting children impacted by trauma and caregiver substance use.

At Roads to Recovery 2026, attendees can choose from more than 30 presentations and workshops covering the latest strategies and best practices in mental health, addiction treatment and recovery.

Whether you're looking to strengthen your skills in building and managing peer-led partnerships, discover new approaches in fixing gaps in leadership, or bring fresh ideas regarding high-quality recovery housing back to your organization, there's something for you. Register today: https://bit.ly/4qK1jnU