AccessArt Needs Your Support! Since 2002, AccessArt a unique arts service in Dumfries & Galloway, has provided a creative and inclusive space for people with learning disabilities and neurodivergent individuals. Through workshops, exhibitions, and a supportive community, participants have developed confidence, self-expression, and a sense of belonging. Now, due to [...]
Stronger Together: How Community Transforms Mental Health This Mental Health Awareness Week, Turning Point Scotland is celebrating the power of community; a lifeline for so many people on their mental health journey. When we feel connected, supported and seen, our wellbeing can thrive. Community is more than just a word, [...]
Turning Point Scotland recently held their Bi-annual TPS Connects Conference at The Golden Jubilee Conference Hotel. Originally established in 2011, the TPS Connects Conference is a two-day event for people supported by Turning Point Scotland Learning Disability services. The first day began with a warm welcome from Craig Winter, Director [...]
The Glasgow Mental Health & Huntington’s Service team took part in the Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life on Saturday, 21 May, in memory of our late colleague Gemma Trainer. Gemma was a Lead Practitioner at the service who passed away at 27 years old in early January after being [...]
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 [...]