“The Turning Point’s mission is to provide trauma‑informed, dignity‑centered sober living where adults in early recovery are supported through structure, community, and compassionate accountability to build meaningful, lasting change.”

What We Provide

Safe, Stable Sober Living Housing

We offer a structured, supportive home where participants can rebuild their lives in a safe, consistent, and encouraging environment. Our focus is on stability, daily structure, and community connection; the foundation people need to move forward.

Sober Living Housing: $210 per week + $200 refundable deposit

Our Approach

We are not a treatment program. We are a trauma‑informed sober living home that provides:

• A stable place to live

• Clear expectations and daily structure

• Peer support and community connection

• Staff presence for guidance, safety, and support

Everything we do is designed to help participants feel safe, supported, and grounded as they work toward long‑term stability.

Supportive Structure

We provide non‑clinical support that helps participants stay focused and engaged in their goals:

• Regular check‑ins with staff

• Guidance around daily routines and house expectations

• Conflict resolution and mediation when needed

• Encouragement, consistency, and trauma‑informed communication

Our staff do not provide medical care, QMAP services, or clinical interventions. We focus on housing stability, structure, and community support.

Community Integration

Participants are supported in connecting with the systems that matter for their success:

• Probation and parole

• Court requirements

• Employment and job readiness

• Medical and behavioral health providers

• Social services and community resources

We help participants navigate these connections while maintaining clear boundaries and a safe, respectful home environment.

What Makes Us Different

We meet people where they are. Our trauma‑informed model creates a home that is structured, consistent, and grounded in purpose. Participants are supported in building responsibility, stability, and confidence as they move toward independence.