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  • 06/11/202129/08/2024
  • Homelessness and Prevention

Scaling Up Housing First in Glasgow

The Glasgow Housing First Consortium is in its transition year from the Pathfinder programme that supported the scale up Housing First from across the country, helping make Housing First the default model for people experiencing Homelessness who have complex needs. The Consortium is a partnership between Turning Point Scotland, Salvation [...]

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  • 17/08/202129/08/2024
  • Alcohol and Other Drugs

Lanarkshire Overdose Response Team Launches

New rapid response service for near-fatal drug overdoses in Lanarkshire launches. On the back of the successful launch of the Glasgow Overdose Response Team (GORT) funding was secured to enable the response to be rolled out in the Lanarkshire area. The Lanarkshire Overdose Response Team (LORT) is a rapid response [...]

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  • 09/06/202129/08/2024
  • News

The Feeley Review

This video explains a bit about The Feeley Review and Turning Point Scotland’s response to it. [...]

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  • 24/05/202129/08/2024
  • Alcohol and Other Drugs

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Visit Turning Point Scotland

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge today visited Turning Point Scotland’s North Lanarkshire service to hear about the vital support that the organisation provides to those facing complex and challenging situations, including homelessness, mental health and alcohol and other drug use, and the work they are carrying out to break [...]

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  • 24/02/202129/08/2024
  • Alcohol and Other Drugs

Turning Point Scotland’s Position Statement on Naloxone

Naloxone is a drug that blocks the effects of opioids such as heroin. It is either injected into the muscle or administered nasally, and can temporarily reverse the effects of an overdose, allowing time for emergency services to arrive and for treatment to be given. Scotland’s National Naloxone Programme, the [...]

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  • 27/01/202129/08/2024
  • Homelessness and Prevention

Housing First – Our Continued Story

Our Housing First Legacy service is now 10 years old! Previously, we have told you what the Housing service is about and then how we were getting on. This short video explains how people engage in the support of Housing First. [...]

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  • 10/11/202029/08/2024
  • News

Our 2019-2020 Annual Report is now available

Our annual report covering 2019-2020 is now available both online and as printed publication. You can download the PDF here otherwise if you would like to receive a the printed publication, please email hayleymorell@turningpointscotland.com and we will send one out to you. [...]

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  • 01/07/201929/08/2024
  • News

First Minister Celebrates 20  Years of Turning Point Scotland

Nicola Sturgeon MSP thanks leading social care organisation for two decades of supporting adults Scotland’s First Minister has commended the important work of Turning Point Scotland on the 20th anniversary. Nicola Sturgeon MSP joined a large crowd of people at the organisation’s Head Office in Govan, Glasgow including those being supported [...]

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