“The Turning Point’s mission is to provide trauma‑informed, dignity‑centered sober living where adults in early recovery are supported through structure, community, and compassionate accountability to build meaningful, lasting change.”

We provide stable, supportive housing where participants can focus on their recovery within a safe, structured, and encouraging community. Our program is designed to foster accountability, personal growth, and long‑term stability.

Transitional (Phase One) & Sober Living Housing (Phase Two)

Scholarships of up to 90 days are available for the Phase One Program to help cover the cost of housing during the early stages of recovery. Phase Two is available at $210 per week, with a refundable $200 deposit.

Through consistent group participation, peer accountability, and ongoing staff support, participants are provided with a structured living environment that promotes responsibility, connection, and independence. This supportive framework allows individuals to rebuild their lives, strengthen recovery skills, and move confidently toward a stable and self‑sufficient future.

Recovery Support Programs

Participants have access to individual and group peer support, relapse prevention planning, and harm reduction strategies. Our practice labs help participants apply recovery skills in real‑life situations.

Life Skills & Development

We provide training in employment readiness, financial literacy, and healthy relationship building. Through role‑play and coaching, participants learn to set boundaries and strengthen communication.

Health & Safety Services

Medication safety is a priority, with monitoring and documentation to protect participants. Staff are trained in overdose response and emergency procedures, ensuring safety at all times. Confidentiality and privacy are upheld for every individual.

Supervision & Performance Support

Regular evaluations and progress reviews help participants stay on track. Our staff are trained in conflict resolution and mediation. We emphasize cultural humility and inclusive practice in all interactions.

Community Integration

We connect participants with local resources, including probation, medical care, and social services. Family involvement is encouraged within clear boundaries, and participants are supported in building responsibility and dignity as they reintegrate into the community.