“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.
Read More“Everyone benefits from FrontLine’s ability to end homelessness, promote mental wellness, and help adults and children overcome trauma. They give me hope.”
Laura Desmond is the co-founder of the Acacia Foundation; a donor for 18 years; and a volunteer Camp Bridges Buddy and a Twinkle Shop Elf.
Read More“The most memorable part of my nursing career has been switching from bedside nursing during the Covid-19 pandemic to coming to work here at Frontline. The change has been very beneficial for me, and the work is much more aligned with what I want to do in the future as a public health nurse.”
Allison Stwartwout has worked as an Integrated Care Nurse since 2021.
Read More“You have to be a people’s person…I don’t just jump in and say 'You need to do this' and 'You need to do that.' I need to see what is going on with that person before I even think about doing anything.”
Elaine Stephens has been a Life Skills Specialist in the Safe Haven program since 2001.
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