Counseling
One to one sessions with counselors who have served, in person or remote, with no waitlist for urgent cases.
Request a counselor ›Veteran led, peer driven
Nobody walks it alone.
Frontline Alliance connects veterans, first responders and their families to counseling, peer support and the benefits they have already earned.
How we work
Support that starts with someone who has been there.
Every person on our team has served or responded. That is the whole point: help lands differently when it comes from someone who understands the job.
Listen
Every intake starts with a conversation, not a form. We find out what is actually going on before we recommend anything.
Connect
We match each person with a counselor, a peer group or a benefits advocate who fits their situation and their schedule.
Advocate
We help with claims, appeals, housing and employment, and we stay on the file until there is an outcome.
Stay
Support does not end at the first appointment. Peer groups meet every week, and the door stays open.
Programs
Built for the people who carry it home.
Peer groups
Weekly groups for veterans, first responders and spouses. Free, confidential and open to anyone who has worn the uniform.
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Family support
When you strengthen the family you strengthen the person. Sessions and workshops built for partners, parents and children.
Bring your family ›Last year
What the work looked like.
1,840
people supported
96
peer groups held
412
claims advocated
31
partner organizations
Who we serve
If you served, you belong here.
There is no eligibility maze and no discharge requirement. If any of these describe you, start a conversation.
- Veterans of any era, any branch, any discharge status
- Firefighters, police, EMS and dispatchers
- Spouses, partners and adult children
- Families who have lost someone to suicide
- Reservists and National Guard members between activations
Events
Where to find us next.
Peer group, Tuesdays
Open group for veterans and first responders. Weekly, 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM. No registration needed.
Family workshop
A Saturday morning session for partners and parents on recognizing when someone is struggling, and what helps.
Benefits clinic
Bring your paperwork. Accredited advocates sit down with you and work the claim in the room.
Get support
Start with a conversation.
Tell us as much or as little as you want. Someone from the team replies directly, and what you write stays with us.