An Aberdeenshire family has made a £1,600 donation to Turning Point Scotland in memory of 24-year-old Kyle. The donation was made to TPS Aberdeenshire Peer Support service that is committed to helping build a vibrant and welcoming recovery community.
A Digital Harm Reduction Toolkit, designed by Carezapp, is being utilised as part of a wider Harm Reduction response to help prevent and respond to individuals experiencing a crisis within South Lanarkshire.
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.
New rapid response service for near-fatal drug overdoses in Lanarkshire launches.
Due to Covid-19 the Government suspended the requirements for organisations to publish gender pay gap reporting in 2020. Turning Point Scotland took the view that our commitment to equality and diversity didn’t stop when the pandemic started and we continued to undertake the Gender Pay Gap analysis to ensure fairness and transparency in our approach.