Front-Line Services is expanding its behavioral health services and now provides direct access to behavioral health care to patients throughout Massachusetts with a focus on the LGBTQ+ community.
Front Line Services is now HIRING! We are seeking to hire two positions for our Community Response Team in Methuen, MA as part of their PATH Program. The ideal candidates are those who want to make an impact on the community and truly be on the innovative edge of clinical work. We are looking for…
Front Line Services and the PATH Methuen Program mourn the loss of Mayor Niel Perry. Our heartfelt condolences go out to his family and the people of Methuen. Mayor Perry was a champion for the people of Methuen as well as their mental health. Just this past Wednesday we met with Mayor Perry to discuss…
METHUEN — Mayor Neil Perry is pleased to report that the City of Methuen is recognizing National Co-Responder and Crisis Responder Week and touting the success of the Methuen’s new PATH Program.
Today we take time to share a success story from the amazing work of our Crisis Intervention Team and the Crisis Response Clinician! This story is a shining example of how we make a difference each and every day!
The PATH Methuen Crisis Responder program just completed its first 90 day and shows promising success! This week we continue to be grateful to the PATH Crisis Intervention Team for their hard work! #CoResponderWeek #CrisisResponderWeek
We’re celebrating National Co-Responder and Crisis Responder Week! Today we recognize the hard work of our PATH Methuen Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) which includes Officer Scanlon (left) and Clinician Krystal (right). #CoResponderWeek #CrisisResponderWeek
This week is National Co-Responder and Crisis Responder Week! We’re proud members of the International Co-Responder Alliance. Together, we all work to improve behavioral and mental health outcomes for our communities. #CoResponderWeek #CrisisResponderWeek
METHUEN — Chief Scott McNamara and Front Line Services President and CEO Matthew Page-Shelton are pleased to report that the Methuen Police Department, in collaboration with Front Line Services, launched the new Police Assisted Therapeutic Help (PATH) Program, a U.S. Department of Justice funded community-focused program aimed at helping those experiencing behavioral health challenges.
METHUEN — Chief Scott McNamara and Front Line Services President and CEO Matthew Page-Shelton will launch a comprehensive new behavioral health program with Methuen city officials on hand.