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Month: October 2025

Scotland's leading social care developer and provider- Turning Point Scotland > News & Views > 2025 > October
  • 30/10/202531/10/2025
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Turning Point Scotland launch the 2024-2025 Annual Report

Our Annual Report 2024-2025 explores a year of organisational development, including the implementation of Turning Point Scotland’s new strategy, staff success across the country, an overview of justice services and innovative prevention approaches. Despite challenges in the social sector Turning Point Scotland continues to be a leader that continues to [...]

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  • 22/10/202522/10/2025
  • News

Compassion in Action: Turning Point Scotland Staff Conference 2025

This was the message at the heart of Turning Point Scotland’s Staff Conference 2025, where colleagues from across the country came together to connect and celebrate what compassion looks like in action. This year’s theme, “Compassion in Action,” captured the essence of what drives Turning Point Scotland every day – [...]

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  • 22/10/202526/11/2025
  • Homelessness and Prevention

Cabinet Secretary for Housing visits Turning Point Scotland Aberdeen office

Colleagues at our Aberdeen office on Holburn Street hosted Cabinet Secretary of Housing Mairi McAllan this morning. To begin the visits, staff working directly with people we support in the housing services delivered by Turning Point Scotland in Aberdeen shared their experiences with the Cabinet Secretary. Chief Executive Neil Richardson, [...]

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  • 20/10/202520/10/2025
  • Homelessness and Prevention

Turning Point Scotland releases report calling for Housing First oversight group

Turning Point Scotland today officially released a report calling for a new oversight group for Housing First. Housing First – 15 Years On explores progress over the past five years since Turning Point Scotland released its last report, while also detailing the change still needed within Scotland’s social care sector. [...]

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  • 10/10/202526/11/2025
  • Learning Disability

Turning Point Scotland Ayr visited by Siobhian Brown MSP

Today Turning Point Scotland Ayr hosted Siobhian Brown MSP at the offices for the service. Siobhian made a visit to the service after receiving an invitation from Chief Executive Neil Richardson sent to all MSP who have a Turning Point Scotland service in their constituency. Service Manager Julie Anne McGhee [...]

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  • 10/10/202510/10/2025
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World Homeless Day 2025

At Turning Point Scotland, we believe that homelessness can and should be prevented whenever possible and when it does occur, it should be as brief as possible and an unrepeated experience. We believe this because we know that an experience of homelessness is not just a number, it’s a life [...]

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  • 01/10/202503/10/2025
  • Alcohol and Other Drugs

Turning Point Scotland launch Naboxone in Scotland

Alongside South Lanarkshire Alcohol and Drug Partnership, Turning Point Scotland are proud to announce Scotland’s first live Naboxone. Naboxone cabinets allow the public to access Naloxone 24 hours/7 days a week to reverse opioid overdoses. This cabinet is situated on Larkhall Union Street, close to Larkhall Pharmacy, 78 Union Street. [...]

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