Crisis Services:

• The 24-hour Suicide Prevention, Mental Health/Addiction Crisis, Information and Referral Hotline: (216) 623-6888. This is also the number to call for a Cuyahoga County Diversion Center screening.

• Crisis Chat: suicidepreventionlifeline.org/chat

• Adult Mobile Crisis Team and the Child Response Team

• The Crisis Stabilization Unit operated by FrontLine Service, which has 15 beds total with two reserved for Cleveland Division of Police as diversion beds. 

• Traumatic Loss Response Team: Responds quickly to families following the traumatic loss of a loved one, usually from homicide or suicide, in collaboration with the Cleveland Division of Police.

Mental Health and Addiction Treatment

Co-occurring Disorder Treatment

Housing:

• Safe Haven I: For adults with severe mental illness

Justice-Related Services:

• Prison Linkage: Connect individuals with behavioral health issues that are
  being released from prison to behavioral health services in the community.

• Women’s Forensic Program: Serves individuals in the County jail who are
  diagnosed with co-occurring disorders.

Outreach Program: Provide coordinated community services to individuals who are homeless and struggling with mental health and/or substance use issues to assist them in securing housing, case management, benefits, behavioral health and/or substance use support and services, and other community resources.   

Other Services Provided:

Prevention

Mental Health Recovery Supports

Contact Information:

Website: frontlineservice.org

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Address: 1744 Payne Ave., Cleveland OH 44114 

Phone: (216) 623-6555

About:

Reaching out to adults and children in Northeast Ohio to end homelessness, prevent suicide, resolve behavioral health crises and overcome trauma. FrontLine's efforts directly help those who are homeless, severely mentally disabled, in psychiatric crisis, and those who have been traumatized by violence in their home or community. As their services have expanded over the years, the philosophy of reaching out, engaging those with the highest barriers and building the trust necessary for them to engage in care remains at the forefront of FrontLine's purpose.

FrontLine's homeless assistance programs provide assertive street outreach, coordinated intake to the county’s emergency shelters, temporary housing, case management, psychiatric and drug and alcohol programming for individuals with co-occurring disorders, along with more than 1,000 units of permanent supportive housing with specialized services to families, young adults and veterans. In partnership with Care Alliance, FrontLine Service also provides integrated primary and behavioral healthcare to homeless individuals with severe mental illness or those who are formerly homeless to address the unmet healthcare needs within this population. FrontLine outreaches to children exposed to violence and families who have experienced the traumatic and sudden death of a loved one. FrontLine’s team of Master’s-prepared and licensed clinicians are called by local law enforcement and other agencies to provide immediate assistance to victims in acute crisis and after traumatic events 24/7, 365 days a year.