Turning Point Foundation

Turning Point Foundation, established in 1988, is a non-profit organization dedicated to the recovery of individuals with mental illness in Ventura County, California. Its mission is to provide shelter, housing, rehabilitation, recovery, and support services, enabling adults disabled by mental illness to reach their highest potential and contribute to the community. Serving the Ventura County region, the foundation offers specialized programs addressing complex mental health needs and promoting long-term well-being.

The foundation's services include the Housing First Homeless 2 Home Street Outreach program, The Company's Place Safe Haven Shelter, and River Haven Dome Community. It also offers Supported Transitional and Permanent Housing, Mental Health Rehabilitation Programs, and Peer Support Wellness Centers, alongside a Quality of Life Improvement Peer Support Board and Care program. With 500-1,000 employees across 14 locations, Turning Point Foundation has significant capacity to deliver critical support and ensure broad accessibility. Meet Turning Point Foundation's team to learn about the professionals dedicated to these efforts.

Financially, Turning Point Foundation reported a revenue of $41.8M, essential for sustaining its vital operations and expanding its reach. This funding supports its extensive programs aimed at providing a safety net and recovery pathway for vulnerable individuals. For a detailed overview of its financial performance and metrics, users can Explore financial highlights. The organization's dedication to its mission is evident in its continuous efforts to secure resources for its impactful work in the non-profit sector.