activities · 44
what they do
direct service · 44
- Adult Mental Health Services Substance Use Disorder TreatmentProvides outpatient and residential mental health services for adults, including those with severe mental illness, through clinic-based programs and integrated service centers such as the First Street Center. Offers forensic mental health services, in-prison treatment, and long-term supportive care.
- Adult Mental Health Services Substance Use Disorder TreatmentProvides outpatient and full-service mental health treatment for adults, including those with severe and persistent mental illness, at dedicated centers such as the First Street Center and through community partnerships.
- Adult mental health services Integrated Behavioral Health ServicesDelivers outpatient and mobile mental health care to adults and older adults across the lifespan, with specialized services for those with severe and persistent mental illness in rural northern Tulare County and through the First Street Center.
- Children and Youth Mental Health Services Child & Youth Outpatient Mental Health ServicesDelivers outpatient, school-based, and mobile mental health services to children and youth ages 0–18 across Tulare County, including rural and underserved communities. Services are culturally and linguistically sensitive and address emotional, behavioral, and relational issues, with a focus on prevention and early intervention.
- Children and Youth Mental Health Services Child & Youth Outpatient Mental Health ServicesDelivers outpatient, school-based, and mobile mental health services to children and youth (ages 0–18) across Tulare County, including rural and underserved communities. Services are culturally and linguistically sensitive and address emotional, behavioral, and relational issues.
- Children and Youth Mental Health Services Child & Youth Outpatient Mental Health ServicesDelivers outpatient, school-based, and mobile mental health services to children and youth ages 0–18 across Tulare County, including rural and underserved communities. Services are culturally and linguistically sensitive and address emotional, behavioral, and relational issues through clinics, schools, homes, and community centers.
- Children and youth mental health services Child & Youth Outpatient Mental Health ServicesProvides school-based, clinic-based, home-based, and mobile outpatient mental health services for children and youth ages 0–18 across Tulare County, with a focus on rural and underserved communities, including culturally and linguistically sensitive outreach.
- Client Outcome and Impact Reporting Annual Impact & Transparency ReportingPublishes annual reports and documents individual client outcomes, including improved school performance, stable housing attainment, employment placement, and long-term well-being, to demonstrate program effectiveness.
- Client Support and Case ManagementProvides ongoing case management and supportive services leading to improved client outcomes, including stable housing, employment, improved mental health, and better family and social functioning, as documented in client success stories and the 2024-2025 annual report.
- Employment Development for Justice-Involved Individuals Reentry Support ServicesProvides employment development services for adult ex-offenders and court-involved youth in Monterey County through contracts with the Workforce Investment Board and partnerships with the Monterey County Probation Department and United Way. Services include job placement, remedial education, and workforce readiness training.
- Employment Development for Justice-Involved Individuals Reentry Support ServicesProvides employment development services for adult ex-offenders and court-involved youth in Monterey County through contracts with the Workforce Investment Board and partnerships with the Monterey County Probation Department and Community Foundation, supporting workforce reintegration.
- Employment Development for Justice-Involved Individuals Reentry Support ServicesProvides employment development services for adult ex-offenders and court-involved youth in Monterey County through contracts with the Workforce Investment Board and partnerships with the Probation Department and United Way. Services include job placement and remedial education.
- Employment development services Reentry Support ServicesDelivers job training and placement services for adult ex-offenders and court-involved youth in Monterey County through contracts with the Workforce Investment Board and partnerships with local government and foundations.
- Historical Program Development and ExpansionChronicles the organization’s growth since 1971, including the establishment of residential programs for youth and women, halfway houses for ex-offenders, outpatient counseling, school-based youth services, and expanded mental health and housing services throughout the 1980s and 1990s.
- Historical Program Development and ExpansionDocumented historical establishment and expansion of services since 1971, including residential programs for youth and women, halfway houses for ex-offenders, outpatient counseling, school-based mental health, and specialized services for homeless and developmentally disabled populations.
- Housing Services for Homeless and Vulnerable Populations Permanent and Transitional Housing SupportOperates permanent supportive housing, transitional housing, and low-barrier triage shelters for homeless individuals and families, including those with disabilities or mental illness. Programs include 30-bed transitional facilities, a 30-bed triage shelter with wraparound services, and housing for formerly homeless individuals.
- Housing Services for Homeless and Vulnerable Populations Permanent and Transitional Housing SupportProvides permanent supportive housing for homeless families with disabled members and individuals formerly experiencing homelessness, as well as transitional and low-barrier emergency shelter with wraparound services. Operates programs with 30 to 26 beds and expanded capacity through new group homes in multiple counties.
- Housing Services for Vulnerable Populations Permanent and Transitional Housing SupportOperates permanent supportive housing and transitional housing programs for homeless families, individuals with disabilities, and adults experiencing homelessness. Includes a 30-bed low-barrier triage shelter providing shelter, meals, hygiene supplies, and case management. Programs are located in Tulare and Monterey Counties.
- Housing services for vulnerable populations Permanent and Transitional Housing SupportOperates permanent supportive housing for homeless families with disabled members and formerly homeless individuals, a 30-bed transitional housing program, and a low-barrier triage shelter providing shelter, meals, hygiene supplies, and case management.
- Integrated One-Stop Service Centers Integrated Behavioral Health ServicesOperates one-stop service centers in Central and North County that provide integrated support services, including mental health, substance abuse treatment, and case management, to improve access and coordination of care.
- Integrated Service Centers and Mobile Outreach Integrated Behavioral Health ServicesOperates one-stop service centers in Central and North County and deploys mobile units to deliver integrated mental health, substance abuse, and supportive services to rural and underserved areas, increasing access for children, adults, and older adults.
- Integrated Service Centers and Mobile Outreach Integrated Behavioral Health ServicesOperates one-stop service centers in Central and North County providing integrated mental health, substance abuse, and supportive services. Uses a mobile unit to extend mental health and recovery services to rural and underserved areas in northern Tulare County.
- Integrated Support Service Centers Integrated Behavioral Health ServicesOperates one-stop service centers in Central and North County locations that provide integrated support services, including mental health, substance abuse treatment, and case management, to improve access and coordination of care.
- Integrated Support Service Centers Integrated Behavioral Health ServicesOperates one-stop service centers in Central and North County locations that provide integrated support services including mental health care, substance abuse treatment, and reentry support under a coordinated model.
- Mental Health Services for Children and Families Child & Youth Outpatient Mental Health ServicesProvides outpatient and mobile mental health services to children, youth, and families across Tulare County, including in clinics, schools, homes, and community centers. Services are culturally and linguistically sensitive and target emotional, behavioral, and relational issues, with specialized outreach to rural and underserved communities.
- Mobile and Community-Based Mental Health Outreach Integrated Behavioral Health ServicesOperates mobile units and community-based clinics to deliver accessible mental health services to children, adults, and older adults in rural and underserved areas of northern and central Tulare County, including outreach to transitional age youth.
- Mobile and Community-Based Mental Health Outreach Integrated Behavioral Health ServicesOperates mobile units and community-based clinics to deliver accessible mental health services to children, adults, and older adults in rural and underserved areas of northern and central Tulare County. Services include outreach, case management, and treatment for individuals with severe and persistent mental illness.
- Mobile and Rural Mental Health Outreach Integrated Behavioral Health ServicesOperates mobile units to deliver accessible mental health services to children, youth, adults, and older adults in rural, underserved areas of northern and central Tulare County, ensuring culturally competent care for individuals with severe and persistent mental illness.
- Mobile and integrated service delivery Integrated Behavioral Health ServicesOperates mobile units to deliver mental health and supportive services in rural, underserved areas of northern and central Tulare County, and runs one-stop service centers in Central and North County for integrated support.
- Outpatient Mental and Substance Use Disorder Treatment Substance Use Disorder TreatmentProvides outpatient mental health and substance abuse treatment services for adults and youth, including aftercare under contract with the U.S. Court System, and operates expanded clinic sites such as the One Stop Intensive Outpatient Program in North Tulare County.
- Outpatient and Forensic Mental Health and Substance Abuse Treatment Substance Use Disorder TreatmentProvides outpatient mental health and substance abuse treatment for adults and youth, including aftercare services under contract with the U.S. Court System and forensic mental health services. Serves individuals with severe and persistent mental illness and those involved in the justice system.
- Outpatient and Mobile Mental Health Services for Children and Families Child & Youth Outpatient Mental Health ServicesDelivers outpatient, school-based, and mobile mental health services to children, youth, and families across Tulare County, with a focus on rural and underserved communities. Services are culturally and linguistically sensitive and address emotional, behavioral, and relational issues for individuals ages 0–18.
- Permanent and Transitional Housing for Vulnerable Populations Permanent and Transitional Housing SupportOperates permanent supportive housing and transitional housing programs for homeless families with disabled members, homeless adults, and individuals transitioning from homelessness, including a low-barrier triage shelter providing shelter, meals, hygiene supplies, and case management.
- Program Expansion and Infrastructure Development Behavioral Health Facility ConstructionExpanded service capacity through opening new group homes, doubling clinic capacity, adding residential beds, and launching new clinic sites in Stanislaus, San Luis Obispo, and North Tulare County to meet growing community needs.
- Reentry and Employment Services for Justice-Involved Individuals Reentry Support ServicesProvides employment development and reentry support for adult ex-offenders and court-involved youth in Monterey County through contracts with the Workforce Investment Board and partnerships with the Monterey County Probation Department and United Way. Services include individualized recovery and employment plans to support transitions to self-sufficient community living.
- Reentry and Employment Support for Justice-Involved Individuals Reentry Support ServicesProvides reentry programs and employment development services for adult ex-offenders and court-involved youth in Monterey and Tulare Counties. Services include individualized recovery and employment plans, transitional housing, and partnerships with probation departments and workforce boards to support self-sufficiency and reduce recidivism.
- Reentry and Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Substance Use Disorder TreatmentOperates residential reentry and substance abuse treatment programs for adults, including state-licensed recovery facilities, transitional sober living residences, and low-barrier triage shelters. Services include withdrawal management, outpatient aftercare, and support for parolees to reduce recidivism and promote self-sufficiency. Programs are located in Visalia, Salinas, Fresno, Bakersfield, and other Central California counties.
- Reentry and Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Substance Use Disorder TreatmentOperates state-licensed residential recovery facilities and transitional sober living residences for adults with substance use disorders, including parolees and ex-offenders, with programs in Visalia and other Central California locations. These programs focus on reducing recidivism and supporting self-sufficiency through structured recovery, case management, and employment development services.
- Reentry and Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Substance Use Disorder TreatmentOperates residential reentry and substance abuse treatment programs for adults, including state-licensed facilities and transitional sober living residences, with services in Visalia and expansion into Stanislaus and San Luis Obispo Counties. Programs support parolees and individuals recovering from alcohol and drug abuse through structured living, withdrawal management, and outpatient services.
- Reentry services for justice-involved individuals Reentry Support ServicesProvides comprehensive reentry support including individualized recovery and employment plans, residential programming, and outpatient aftercare for adult ex-offenders and court-involved youth, operating in Salinas, Visalia, and other locations through partnerships with probation departments and workforce agencies.
- Residential and Transitional Housing Programs Permanent and Transitional Housing SupportOperates multiple residential and transitional housing programs across California, including 30-bed transitional housing for homeless adults, low-barrier triage shelters, permanent supportive housing for homeless families with disabled members, and recovery-focused residences. Recently expanded with new group homes in Stanislaus and San Luis Obispo Counties and added 40 beds at the Kennemer Male Reentry Residential Program.
- Residential and outpatient substance abuse treatment Substance Use Disorder TreatmentOperates state-licensed residential recovery facilities, transitional sober living residences, and outpatient counseling services for adults and youth with alcohol and drug abuse disorders across Central California, including specialized programs in Visalia and through the Kennemer Male Reentry Residential Program.
- Substance Abuse Treatment and Recovery Services Substance Use Disorder TreatmentOperates state-licensed residential and outpatient substance abuse treatment programs, including withdrawal management, sober living residences, and aftercare services. Offers integrated services at the Visalia Reentry Center and the First Street Center, with specialized programs for parolees and individuals under court supervision.
- Substance Abuse and Recovery TreatmentOperates residential and outpatient substance abuse treatment programs, including state-licensed recovery facilities, transitional sober living residences, withdrawal management beds, and drug-free counseling services. Offers both residential and outpatient care for adults and court-involved individuals, including aftercare under contract with the U.S. Court System.
strategies · 41
how they think
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- Adaptive and Resilient Organizational Operations adaptive organizational resilienceMaintains mission continuity through organizational adaptability, innovation, and dedicated staff, responding effectively to shifting policy and funding landscapes while expanding strategically to meet urgent community needs.
- Adaptive organizational resilience and transparency adaptive organizational resilienceMaintains mission continuity amid changing policy and funding landscapes through staff dedication, innovation, and transparent reporting of impact to stakeholders.
- Behavior modification and recovery-focused reentry programming behavior_modification_reentryUses a structured behavior modification process with individualized programming focused on recovery and employment to support successful reentry and long-term self-sufficiency.
- Case management and individualized programming case_management_supportProvides ongoing case management and individualized programming focused on recovery and employment as key pathways to self-sufficiency, particularly within reentry and behavioral health contexts.
- Community collaboration and adaptive organizational resilience adaptive organizational resilienceBuilt on partnerships with religious and municipal entities to address community challenges like drug abuse, while maintaining resilience through adaptability, innovation, and staff dedication amid shifting policy and funding landscapes.
- Community collaboration and stakeholder transparency community_collaborationBuilds and sustains services through partnerships with religious and municipal entities, and communicates impact to stakeholders through transparent reporting practices.
- Community-collaborative program development community_collaborationBuilds programs through collaboration with religious and municipal partners to address community-wide issues such as drug abuse, ensuring broad support and local relevance.
- Coordinated, culturally responsive mental health care coordinated_care_for_severe_mental_illnessImproves outcomes for individuals with severe and persistent mental illness through coordinated care, culturally and linguistically sensitive outreach, and case management that supports recovery and stability.
- Coordinated, culturally responsive mental health care coordinated_care_for_severe_mental_illnessImproves outcomes for individuals with severe and persistent mental illness through coordinated care, culturally and linguistically sensitive outreach, and case management tailored to client needs.
- Coordinated, culturally sensitive mental health care culturally_and_linguistically_sensitive_careThe organization reduces negative outcomes for individuals with severe and persistent mental illness through coordinated care models and culturally and linguistically sensitive outreach, ensuring services are accessible and effective for diverse populations in the Central Valley.
- Culturally and linguistically sensitive outreach culturally_and_linguistically_sensitive_careEnhances engagement and effectiveness of mental health services by delivering care in culturally and linguistically appropriate ways tailored to the communities served.
- Culturally responsive and coordinated care culturally_and_linguistically_sensitive_careImproves engagement and outcomes for individuals with severe mental illness through culturally and linguistically sensitive outreach and coordinated care models that link mental health services across systems.
- Faith-Based Service Delivery faith-based servicesDelivers food, clothing, and support services as an expression of Christian love, grounding service provision in religious values and community-sponsored outreach.
- Faith-based service delivery as foundation for care faith-based servicesDelivers food, clothing, and support services grounded in Christian values, using faith-based motivation to guide outreach and express compassion to individuals in need.
- Faith-based, community-driven service delivery faith-based servicesServices are delivered as an expression of Christian love and sustained through community collaboration involving religious and municipal sponsors, with organizational leadership personally committed to the mission, ensuring values-based outreach grounded in compassion and service.
- Faith-based, values-driven service delivery faith-based servicesDelivers food, clothing, and support services grounded in Christian love and long-standing values of compassion and service, shaping the organization’s identity and community engagement in the Central Valley.
- Faith-based, values-driven service model faith-based servicesDelivers food, clothing, and support services grounded in Christian love and long-standing organizational values, with leadership driven by mission-focused commitment to compassion and service in the Central Valley.
- Faith-based, values-driven service model faith-based servicesDelivers food, clothing, and support services as an expression of Christian love, guided by long-standing values of compassion and service, with leadership committed to mission-driven outcomes.
- Holistic Rehabilitation and Reintegration holistic rehabilitationSupports individuals in developing the skills, motivation, and resources necessary for holistic well-being and successful reintegration into society, combining recovery, employment, and personal development as interconnected pathways to self-sufficiency.
- Holistic rehabilitation through integrated support holistic rehabilitationSupports individuals in achieving holistic well-being and societal integration by addressing multiple needs—such as mental health, employment, and recovery—through coordinated, comprehensive services that foster long-term self-sufficiency.
- Holistic rehabilitation through integrated support holistic rehabilitationSupports individuals in achieving holistic well-being and societal integration by developing their skills, motivation, and resources through comprehensive, coordinated services that address multiple life domains including mental health, employment, and basic needs.
- Holistic rehabilitation through integrated support holistic rehabilitationSupports individuals in achieving holistic well-being and societal integration by addressing multiple needs—such as mental health, employment, and recovery—through coordinated, comprehensive services that build skills, motivation, and resources.
- Holistic rehabilitation through integrated support holistic rehabilitationThe organization supports individuals in developing the skills, motivation, and resources necessary for holistic well-being and societal integration by providing comprehensive, coordinated services that address multiple dimensions of need, including mental health, employment, and basic necessities.
- Holistic rehabilitation through integrated support holistic rehabilitationSupports individuals in achieving holistic well-being and societal integration by addressing multiple needs—such as recovery, employment, and mental health—through coordinated, individualized programming that fosters self-sufficiency.
- Integrated Service Delivery Model one-stop center modelUses a one-stop center and mobile units to provide coordinated, accessible services across domains such as mental health, employment, and case management, increasing reach and effectiveness through integration and mobility.
- Integrated service delivery through one-stop and mobile models one-stop center modelExpands access to care by using a one-stop center model and mobile units to deliver coordinated services—including mental health, employment, and case management—directly to underserved populations.
- Low-Barrier, Trauma-Informed Shelter Access low-barrier shelterProvides shelter without preconditions such as income, sobriety, or mental health compliance, allowing partners and pets to reduce barriers for the most vulnerable and promote stability through inclusive, compassionate access.
- Low-barrier shelter access to promote inclusion low-barrier shelterAdopts a low-barrier model for shelter services that welcomes individuals regardless of income, sobriety, or mental health compliance, and allows partners and pets to reduce barriers to access and support stability.
- Low-barrier, inclusive access model low-barrier shelterRemoves structural barriers to shelter and services by welcoming individuals regardless of income, sobriety, or mental health compliance, and allowing partners and pets, thereby increasing access for the most vulnerable populations.
- Low-barrier, strengths-based access to shelter and recovery services low-barrier shelterUses a low-barrier shelter model combined with strengths-based and recovery-oriented care to engage individuals with complex needs—including mental illness, substance use, and homelessness—by removing eligibility restrictions and emphasizing personal agency, wellness, and long-term independence.
- Low-barrier, strengths-based care model low-barrier shelterUses a low-barrier shelter model combined with strengths-based and recovery-oriented approaches to empower individuals—particularly those with severe mental illness or co-occurring disorders—to pursue wellness and independence without prerequisites to access services.
- Low-barrier, strengths-based recovery model low-barrier shelterUsing a low-barrier shelter approach that welcomes individuals regardless of income, sobriety, or mental health compliance—and combining it with a strengths-based and recovery-oriented philosophy—the organization empowers individuals with severe mental illness and co-occurring disorders to achieve wellness and self-sufficiency through unconditional support and personalized care.
- Mobile and geographically adaptive service delivery mobile service deliveryExtends access to underserved areas through mobile units and strategic geographic expansion, ensuring services reach communities with the most urgent needs, supported by organizational adaptability and innovation.
- Mobile and geographically strategic service delivery mobile service deliveryExtends reach to underserved populations through mobile units and strategic geographic expansion, ensuring services are accessible in areas of highest community need.
- Mobile and geographically strategic service expansion mobile service deliveryExtends reach to underserved populations through mobile service units and strategic geographic expansion, ensuring services are accessible where community needs are most urgent.
- Mobile and geographically strategic service expansion mobile service deliveryTo reach underserved populations, the organization uses mobile service units and pursues strategic geographic expansion, placing services where community needs are most urgent, supported by organizational adaptability and innovation.
- Strategic expansion and adaptive service delivery strategic geographic expansionPlaces services where community needs are most urgent through strategic geographic growth, supported by organizational adaptability, innovation, and staff dedication to sustain impact amid changing environments.
- Strengths-Based and Recovery-Oriented Mental Health Care recovery-oriented careEmpowers individuals with mental health and co-occurring disorders through a recovery-focused, strengths-based approach that emphasizes personal agency, wellness, and comprehensive support to reduce adverse outcomes.
- Strengths-based and recovery-oriented care recovery-oriented careEmpowers individuals with mental health and co-occurring disorders through a recovery-focused, strengths-based approach that emphasizes personal agency, wellness, and long-term independence, particularly for adults with severe and persistent mental illness.
- Strengths-based and recovery-oriented mental health care recovery-oriented careApplies a strengths-based, recovery-oriented approach to empower individuals with mental health and co-occurring disorders, emphasizing wellness, personal agency, and a “whatever it takes” commitment to long-term recovery.
- Transparent reporting and stakeholder communication transparent reportingUses annual reporting to transparently communicate organizational impact and activities, reinforcing accountability and trust with stakeholders.
named programs · 22
what they call their work
Belgravia Center
Transitional housing and reentry program in Fresno County providing housing, life skills training, employment development, and support services for individuals referred by correctional agencies.
Bridge Point
30-bed transitional housing program for adults, funded by HUD, City of Fresno, State of California, and private donations.
Central County One-Stop
Community-based mental health outreach program for youth and transitional age youth in underserved areas of Tulare County.
Court St. Transitional Center (CSTC)
Six-bed sober living residence in Visalia providing a structured, supportive environment for residents transitioning to independent living.
Dinuba Children’s Services (DCS)
Outpatient mental health services for children and families in northern Tulare County communities including Dinuba, Cutler, and Orosi.
Family Intervention Program (FIP)
Short-term child mental health services provided in various community locations across Tulare County for Tulare Works participants.
Family Villa
Permanent Supportive Housing program funded by HUD and Fresno County that houses 26 homeless families with at least one member experiencing a disability.
First Street Center - Full Service Partnership (FSP)
MHSA-funded program serving adults with severe mental illness referred by Fresno County Probation, providing comprehensive mental health and co-occurring services.
First Street Center - Outpatient (OP)
Outpatient substance abuse and mental health program for adults referred by Fresno County AB 109 Probation.
Fresno Federal Aftercare
Substance abuse aftercare and mental health treatment program provided under contract with the U.S. Court System.
Golden State BOP
Federal Bureau of Prisons-funded residential re-entry program in Fresno offering structured guidance, work opportunities, education, and self-improvement programs for individuals transitioning back to the community.
North County Mobile Services
Mobile mental health services bringing care to children, adults, and older adults in rural, underserved areas of North Tulare County.
North County One-Stop
Community-based mental health clinic providing wellness and recovery services for children, youth, adults, and older adults in rural North Tulare County.
Payee Services
Program assisting individuals in Fresno with managing Social Security, Veteran’s benefits, or private funds.
Quest House
Residential substance abuse and drug treatment program for parolees aimed at reducing recidivism and promoting self-sufficiency.
Sequoia Youth Services (SYS)
Specialty mental health services for children ages 0–18 in eastern Tulare County communities including Woodlake, Exeter, and Three Rivers.
Stasis Center
Permanent Supportive Housing program funded by HUD providing apartments for individuals formerly experiencing homelessness.
Sunrise
Mental health care program for adults with mental health and co-occurring disorders, emphasizing wellness, recovery, and strength-based principles.
Visalia Reentry Center (VRC)
State-licensed residential alcohol and drug abuse recovery facility in Visalia offering treatment and withdrawal management services.
Visalia Youth Services (VYS)
Outpatient children’s mental health services program serving Visalia and surrounding communities under contract with Tulare County.
Vista
Full Service Partnership program providing outpatient rehabilitation and recovery services for adults with mental health challenges.
Welcome Center
30-bed low-barrier triage shelter offering shelter, meals, hygiene supplies, and case management for individuals experiencing homelessness; accepts partners and pets.
relationships · 21
who they work with
- Board of Directors Coalition — Leadership body that supports the organization’s mission alongside the CEO and leadership team.
- City of Visalia Government — Sponsored the formation of Turning Point in 1970
- County of Fresno Partner — Refers individuals to the First Street Center-FSP and FSC-OP programs and partners on mental health services.
- Federal Bureau of Prisons Government — Funds the Golden State Federal Reentry Facility operated by Turning Point.
- First Christian Church of Visalia Partner — Charles Southard served as Finance Director for over 50 years.
- Fountain Christian Church Partner — Dr. Roger Johnson is an elder and deacon and participates in church activities.
- Fresno County Department of Behavioral Health Partner — Refers clients to the Sunrise Programs and collaborates on rural mental health services.
- Gateway Church Partner — Dennis Gimlin is an active member and volunteers extensively.
- Inter-Church Council Partner — Sponsored the formation of Turning Point in 1970
- Kaweah Delta District Hospital Government — Dr. Roger Johnson continues to serve as an active staff member post-retirement.
- Monterey County Community Foundation Partner — Funding and program partner for court-involved youth employment development services.
- Monterey County Probation Partner — Partnership to provide housing services for individuals involved in the probation system
- Monterey County Probation Department Partner — Partner in providing employment development services for court-involved youth.
- Proteus Inc. Partner — Linda Lopez serves as a Program Development Associate.
- St. Paul's Anglican Church Partner — David Francis and Jim Doe are members and serve in leadership and mission roles.
- State of California Department of Health Care Services Government — Licensing agency for the Visalia Reentry Center residential recovery facility
- Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency Partner — Contracted partner for multiple children's and adult mental health service programs
- U.S. Court System Government — Contracts with Turning Point to deliver aftercare substance abuse and mental health treatment services.
- U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Government — Funds the Family Villa, Stasis Center, and Bridge Point housing programs.
- United Way of Monterey County Partner — Funding and program partner for adult ex-offender employment development services.
- Workforce Investment Board Partner — Contract partner for employment development programs for adult ex-offenders and court-involved youth.