Our Rosie’s Garden social enterprise is designed to promote a healthy lifestyle as well as having an educational and social focus. Through participating in a range of gardening activities, our garden project users learn about the care and cultivation of plants as well as interacting with each other and having [...]
The Turning Point Scotland Perth and Kinross service delivers specialised support and self-directed support to people who live with a learning disability that has challenging associated behaviours. Many of the people we support have composite forensic histories and some have fluctuating mental health. Since 2007, We have been working in [...]
The Turning Point Scotland North Lanarkshire service provides self-directed support and helps people with a variety of needs including physical and/or learning disabilities, autism, acquired brain injury, Huntington’s disease and mental health conditions. Since 2012, we have worked in close partnership with North Lanarkshire Council, North Lanarkshire HSCP and the [...]
The Inverclyde Housing Support service focusses on delivering housing support to people who have mental health issues which may be partnered with problematic alcohol or other drug use. Since, 2016 we have worked in partnership with, Inverclyde community mental health teams, addiction teams, care managers, and advocacy organisations to create [...]
The Turning Point Scotland North East Edinburgh Recovery service focusses on supporting people with problematic alcohol and other drug use. Proudly partnering with NHS Lothian and the Health and Social Care Partnership, we operate a drop in service in a safe environment that challenges stigma and provides the advice and [...]
Our Dumfries based Access Art Service has been part of the Dumfries and Galloway creative landscape for over 20 years, offering creative opportunities through its workshops at Gracefield Arts Centre. The service remains committed to fostering inclusion, creativity, and empowerment for individuals who have experienced barriers to traditional forms of [...]
The Turning Point Scotland Dumfries and Galloway services provides support to adults who have a learning disability, autism or acquired brain injury. Some of the people we support also have fluctuating mental health or physical impairments. As passionate believers that people fulfil their potential when they have a helping hand [...]
Delivering a Housing First approach which flips the Homelessness staircase model on its head by supporting people with multiple and enduring support needs to move into a tenancy without having to prove they are ready for it. Pioneering this work from 2010 in Glasgow working with partners to ensure we [...]
At Turning Point Scotland Prestwick people throughout South Ayrshire, living with a learning disability or Huntington’s Disease are supported in their own home to develop the skills they need that will broaden their horizons, ambitions and experiences, enabling them to become more involved in their local community. Proudly partnering with [...]
Turning Point Scotland’s social enterprise, Rosie’s Social Enterprises, provides vocational training, support and work experience for people recovering from mental ill health, acquired brain injury and those with learning disabilities. We provide the people we support with meaningful work experience opportunities to increase their confidence and inspire excellent learning and [...]