FOR FIRST RESPONDERS AND THEIR FAMILIES IN WARREN AND CLINTON COUNTIES
Confidential Counseling
Connect with licensed professionals who understand first responder life.
If you or someone you know is in crisis, please don't wait.
Call 911 for Emergencies. Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
Hope and Healing for the Front Line
Confidential. Local. Compassionate.
Frontline Hope provides confidential, culturally competent counseling services for first responders and their families in Warren and Clinton counties.
Confidential Care
No reports to your department or agency.
Licensed Professionals
Experienced in trauma, grief, and first responder stress.
No Insurance Required
Your first five counseling sessions are fully funded by Frontline Hope.
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When to reach out.
If you’re a first responder or family member who’s noticing any of these signs, it may be time to reach out:
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Trouble sleeping or replaying difficult calls
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Irritability, withdrawal, or emotional numbness
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Strain in relationships or loss of interest in things you once enjoyed
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Using alcohol or other coping methods more often
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Feeling “always on alert,” restless, or disconnected
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Guilt, sadness, or hopelessness that won’t fade
Law Enforcement
Firefighters
EMS
Dispatch
Support Staff
Families
Take the first step.
Complete the confidential form to request a call or email about counseling. A counselor will reach out within 24–48 hours to help you take the next step.
Whether you are processing a single call or the weight of the job over time, we will help you take the next step with care, dignity, and practical support.
Your Privacy Matters
Your information is protected and only seen by licensed counselors or designated staff bound by confidentiality laws. No supervisors, departments, or agencies are notified of your participation.
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