Almost 30 years, Turning Point has operated community-based mental health programs in Ventura County. These programs address the full range of human needs, including: a homeless shelter to meet basic physical and safety needs; supported housing to provide decent, affordable housing; and rehabilitation and socialization centers to provide meaningful, productive activities, companionship and a sense of purpose.
The Wellness Center
The program focuses on empowering members to develop their own Wellness and Recovery plans, develop Center activities and schedule, and take ownership of the Center recovery programming.
Homeless to Home
Housing First Harm Reduction program providing street outreach and housing stability case management services to house and support clients in their housing.
Quality of Life Project
Non-clinical creative arts and community living activities within identified Licensed Board and Care Homes
River Haven Community
River Haven is home to a group of previously homeless county residents. They have created a self-sustaining tent community where their basic needs can be met in a stable, sanitary environment free of violence, drugs and alcohol until they are able to access housing.
Low-Income Supported Housing
Homeless mentally ill clients may move to our supported transitional housing program, where they pay 30% of their income for rent and can stay as long as two years.
Our Place Safe Haven
Our Place Safe Haven provides emergency housing for ten residents and outreach and drop-in services for hundreds of non-residents.
Rehabilitation Centers
These rehab centers foster an environment of acceptance and mutual support, where members find friends and caring staff to assist them in their quest to accomplish self-responsibility.
Monarch Meadows
“Monarch Meadows” is a rehabilitation garden operated by Turning Point Foundation at California State University Channel Islands. It offers a place of serenity and healing for mental health clients.
Veterans Transitional Housing
Turning Point Foundation Veterans Transitional Housing Program for veterans suffering from mental illness and homelessness in Ventura, California.