Glasgow Clan ice hockey team visit Turning Point Scotland
Turning Point Scotland North Ayrshire Prevention, Early intervention and Recovery (PEAR) Service hosted a visit from Glasgow Clan Ice Hockey at Ardeer Community Centre this week.
Turning Point Scotland North Ayrshire Prevention, Early intervention and Recovery (PEAR) Service hosted a visit from Glasgow Clan Ice Hockey at Ardeer Community Centre this week.
We are delighted to announce that Turning Point Scotland has successfully achieved the prestigious Platinum accreditation, the highest level of Investors in People (IIP) endorsement available.
This Friday, Turning Point Scotland’s AccessArt will open the Passengers Exhibition at Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary.
Turning Point Scotland’s North Lanarkshire Crisis Outreach service in Airdrie hosted a Launch Day this week, inviting key partners from across the community.
Turning Point Scotland are saddened to confirm the closure of 218 service.
This innovative service opened its doors in December 2003 with the intention of offering women a “time out” of their normal, usually challenging circumstances – without resorting to a custodial sentence – where they could explore and address the causes of their offending behaviour. For 20 years, 218 has delivered a significant service providing options to improve the outcomes for women involved in the justice system and to address the root causes of their offending.