“People often say, “trauma, that must be really difficult stuff”, and yes, it is in many ways, but what they miss is how resilient and inspiring our young clients are.”
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A standing ovation to all our very special volunteers!
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“Generally, you know, the best part about camp – [the campers] get to be around other kids their own age who have been through similar things as them and kind of can relate and then just get to be kids.” – Kevin Torigoe, Project Manager, on the positive impact of Camp Hope
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Our teams step forward with empathy—whether reaching out persistently to people living with untreated mental illness or responding immediately to children facing devastating loss. By rebuilding trust and affirming dignity, they help individuals rediscover their own strength. - Susan Neth, FrontLine Service CEO
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Our teams step forward with empathy—whether reaching out persistently to people living with untreated mental illness or responding immediately to children facing devastating loss. By rebuilding trust and affirming dignity, they help individuals rediscover their own strength. - Susan Neth, FrontLine Service CEO
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“I love Trauma Informed Care and Resiliency work both at FrontLine and with employees of different agencies. I get to work with kind, compassionate people, have learned so much from them, and have gained a deeper appreciation for what various helpers do to serve the people of Cuyahoga County.”
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A standing ovation to all our very special volunteers!
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Board President F. Iman Joshua said, “I’m excited to have an established leader with Corrie’s breadth of experience to champion, advocate, and promote services for those in our community who are most in need. Her extensive experience, specifically in fundraising, development and marketing, communications, and leadership development are the skills I’m most excited about.”
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Our teams step forward with empathy—whether reaching out persistently to people living with untreated mental illness or responding immediately to children facing devastating loss. By rebuilding trust and affirming dignity, they help individuals rediscover their own strength. - Susan Neth, FrontLine Service CEO
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“My favorite part of my job is interacting with the clients. I truly feel that I am making a difference when clients are excited to tell me about their wins, or they make it a priority to seek me out to update me on things they are working on. I know then I have created a safe space for them and that makes me proud. “
Anola Smith is a Clinical Coordinator for FrontLine Service. She has worked at FrontLine since 2017.
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“A lot of people would say [the hardest part of my job is] listening to the stories of what our clients go through. But for me, the hardest part is understanding that there is always going to be a need. Our work is continuous. And that’s why I am here.”
Bruce Walton has served as FrontLine Service’s Communications Specialist since 2020.
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