Heidi Friedman

Bellefaire Jewish Childrens Bureau helps over 30,000 young people and their families annually to achieve resilience, dignity, and self-sufficiency through its 25+ programs. The non-profit company is based in Cleveland, OH. The organization provides 24/7 treatment for youth and adolescents with various mental health, attachment, and/or substance abuse issues, as well as those who exhibit self-injurious and aggressive behaviors and/or have moderate to severe autism. Two one-on-one mentoring programs help young people become self-sufficient, healthy, and productive individuals. Level Up is an outreach initiative geared towards young people aged 16-25, and is part of the Healthy Transitions Project, a partner program between the state and local agencies to improve access to mental health treatment and support services.

Bellefaire Jewish Childrens Bureau helps over 30,000 young people and their families annually to achieve resilience, dignity, and self-sufficiency through its 25+ programs. The non-profit company is based in Cleveland, OH. The organization provides 24/7 treatment for youth and adolescents with various mental health, attachment, and/or substance abuse issues, as well as those who exhibit self-injurious and aggressive behaviors and/or have moderate to severe autism. Two one-on-one mentoring programs help young people become self-sufficient, healthy, and productive individuals. Level Up is an outreach initiative geared towards young people aged 16-25, and is part of the Healthy Transitions Project, a partner program between the state and local agencies to improve access to mental health treatment and support services.

Bellefaire Jewish Childrens Bureau helps over 30,000 young people and their families annually to achieve resilience, dignity, and self-sufficiency through its 25+ programs. The non-profit company is based in Cleveland, OH. The organization provides 24/7 treatment for youth and adolescents with various mental health, attachment, and/or substance abuse issues, as well as those who exhibit self-injurious and aggressive behaviors and/or have moderate to severe autism. Two one-on-one mentoring programs help young people become self-sufficient, healthy, and productive individuals. Level Up is an outreach initiative geared towards young people aged 16-25, and is part of the Healthy Transitions Project, a partner program between the state and local agencies to improve access to mental health treatment and support services.