FrontLine Service

10/22/2026

Ready to become a FrontLiner?

We’re hiring outreach members for our PATH (Projects Assisting the Transition from Homelessness) team.

The PATH Team takes a proactive approach to working with members of our community living on the streets or in shelters, helping them connect to Coordinated Intake, healthcare, and other community resources.

This position works Monday-Friday, first shift. Minimum pay rate is $19/hour.

To learn more and apply, visit: https://www.frontlineservice.org/job-listings

10/20/2026

Communities are stronger when people have somewhere to turn when they need help.

At FrontLine Service, we meet people where they are—during behavioral health crises, when they are experiencing homelessness, and after traumatic events. A strong health and human services system helps connect people to the care, support, and resources they need.

This November, Cuyahoga County voters will decide on Issue 11, the Health & Human Services Levy. Learn more about Issue 11 at www.voteforhhs.org

10/16/2026

This November, Cuyahoga County voters decide the future of health and human services. Issue 11 provides funding that touches nearly every family in our county at some point in their lives.

At FrontLine Service, we know how important a strong community safety net is for people experiencing behavioral health crises, homelessness, substance use challenges, and trauma.

Learn what's at stake at www.voteforhhs.org

10/14/2026

The Chagrin Documentary Film Festival may have ended, but you can still catch our partner film and festival Human Spirit Award winner, Figaro Up, Figaro Down on streaming!

Until Sunday 10/18 at 11:59 pm, you can watch Figaro Up, Figaro Down and other CDFF films online at https://tinyurl.com/3dx55zh9

Use our code FRONTLINE26 for $2 off your rental.

10/13/2026

Last week, FrontLine’s CEO Corrie Taylor attended a breakfast held by the Northeast Ohio Hub of Mental Health & Addiction Advocacy Coalition - MHAC, alongside Canopy Child Advocacy Center CEO Jennifer Johnson, Leslie Quilty, President & CEO of Crossroads Health, and other community leaders.

MHAC advocates for support of mental health and addiction treatment and supportive services, and for systemic change to improve access to behavioral health services. Learn more at www.mhaadvocacy.org

10/09/2026

This November, Cuyahoga County voters will decide the future of health and human services. Issue 11 provides funding that touches nearly every family in our county at some point in their lives.

Voting Yes on Issue 11 means agencies like FrontLine can continue to provide critical, life changing services to the people in our community who need them most.

You don’t have to wait until election day on November 3rd to make your voice heard. Early voting in Cuyahoga County has already started.

Find early voting hours, voting locations, and vote-by-mail information at www.VoteOhio.gov

10/08/2026

Today is National Depression Screening Day.

While it’s normal to have days where you don’t feel your best, ongoing feelings of sadness, trouble sleeping and fatigue, loss of appetite, and lack of interest in hobbies and favorite activities could be symptoms of depression.

If you suspect you or someone you love is experiencing depression, this screener from Mental Health America can help you decide if it’s time to reach out for help.

https://tinyurl.com/ser7y2va

10/06/2026

is officially underway! Now through October 11th, 75 films from 31 countries are hitting the big screen across 12 venues.

We’re proud to be a Chagrin Documentary Film Festival Community Partner for Figaro Up, Figaro Down, so grab your tickets and experience it for yourself.

Use code FRONTLINE26 for $2 off each ticket at https://tinyurl.com/4aub8tad

About the film: A profound portrayal of a charismatic man who reached soaring heights as an opera singer yet suffered deep falls into substance abuse and homelessness. A Juilliard graduate, Tim Blevins sang at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center. In another era, he was busking outside the War Memorial Opera House in San Francisco. The film, shot mostly in black and white and spanning 10 years, reveals a man of great talent and the consequences of his choices.

A profound portrayal of a charismatic man who reached soaring heights as an opera singer yet suffered deep falls into substance abuse and homelessness. A Juilliard graduate, Tim Blevins sang at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center. In another era, he was busking outside the War Memorial Opera House in S...

10/05/2026

October 4th – 10th is Mental Illness Awareness Week.

Did you know that 1 in 5 US adults experience a mental health condition each year? That’s over 46 million people.

And more than 11 million people live with serious mental illnesses like major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder or schizophrenia.

Despite the large number of Americans affected by mental illnesses, stigma surrounding mental illness is a major barrier that prevents people from seeking the mental health treatment they need.

We can reduce the stigma by talking openly when facing a mental health issue and sharing stories of how we found the courage, strength and motivation to seek help.

You can encourage others to find support by sharing your story of seeking connection when you needed it most in the comments.

10/02/2026

It may be the season of falling leaves, pumpkin spice and trick-or-treat, but our teams are already planning for Christmas.

Twinkle Shop, our annual holiday dinner and gifting event for families served by FrontLine, is just two months away!

Learn more, volunteer, donate or become a sponsor at www.frontlineservice.org/twinkle-shop