Turning Point
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"Turning Point provides individual support for mental health, learning disabilities, and drug issues."
About Turning Point
Turning Point is a health and social care social enterprise supporting people with substance use, mental health, learning disability and sexual health needs across England. Founded in 1964, it now operates in more than 300 locations. Services include drug and alcohol treatment, talking therapies, crisis support, supported accommodation and residential and nursing care.
The organisation supported 202,694 people in 2024/25. Its teams work in homes, workplaces, communities and specialist settings, helping people improve their health, wellbeing and independence. Turning Point runs its services on a not-for-profit basis and reinvests surpluses in the organisation and the people it supports.
Roles and development
Turning Point recruits support workers, clinicians, managers and central support colleagues across its different services. Its careers offer includes a comprehensive training package to build the skills and knowledge needed for the work.
Working with public services
Teams work alongside local authority adult social care and public health services, the NHS and justice services. Most services are publicly commissioned, with support also available through direct access and payment routes.
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