Turning Pointe has changed its name to Turning Pointe Survivor Advocacy Center.
The new name reflects Turning Pointe’s dedication to survivors of abuse and the organization’s enthusiasm as they announce becoming the new community service provider for Sexual Assault and Abuse Services in Mason County.
Turning Pointe Survivor Advocacy Center was incorporated in 2000 and since that time has provided safety and support to survivors and their families. Their work continues to help build awareness of the devastating impact of domestic and sexual violence on families and the community. Their services are free of charge and confidential. As one of the largest Domestic Violence Shelters in Washington State, sleeping 54 people, Turning Pointe now offers Mason County Providers and Survivors access to 24 hour Sexual Assault and Abuse Support, including:
- 24 hour access to crisis services
- 24 hour on call advocates to provide phone or in-person client support
- Advocacy-based counseling
- Emergency housing
- Legal advocacy
- Medical advocacy and accompaniment to the hospital and appointments
- Support groups
- Information and referral
- Prevention education
Turning Pointe works in collaboration with local organizations, groups, social service agencies, law enforcement, courts, schools, healthcare providers and other community resources to provide the best possible support services for survivors of abuse and their families.