Positive places of recovery for people struggling with mental illness.
For 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.
Housing
Turning Point offers a variety of housing opportunities for Ventura County's mentally challenged homeless community including our homeless veterans. Our program consists of temporary shelters to permanent housing.
Mental Wellness
Turning Point offers a variety of housing opportunities for Ventura County's mentally challenged homeless community including our homeless veterans. Our program consists of temporary shelters to permanent housing.
Growing Works
Growing Works is a program, run by Turning Point Foundation, to assist people with mental illness on a path to wellness with job-training, employment and horticultural therapy at a non-profit plan nursery.
Stories of Hope, Healing and Haven
Ventura County Mental Health Day
Join us with a panel of mental health experts and others as we provide a platform to give hope, connect people and empower our community
801 MC Ride Fundraiser
Thank you to all who came out for 801 MC Ride on Aug 10 that helped raise money for Turning Point’s Veteran Program. https://youtu.be/zuDoLV7L6yo
10th Annual National Collector Car Appreciation Day
Thank you to everyone who supported the 10th Annual National Collector Car Appreciation Day that took place on July 14. Presented by the Coachmen Car
Donation from Sherwood Cares Charitable Foundation
Jim Pieczynski, Sherwood Grants Committee Chair, Jason Meek, Executive Director Turning Point, George Carney, President of the Sherwood Board of Directors. Thank you to Sherwood
EP Foster Library Partnering with Turning Point Foundation
Becky Spring, Veterans Program Manager, David Jackson, Monitor, Kalie Matisek, LMFT and clinical director, Diana Zakhour, intern, Joe Dawson, Homeless 2 Home Team Lead, and