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Turning Point Opens New SAFE.Home In Los Angeles That Will House 10 Women!
After Drugs and Prison, They Get a Home and Another Chance
Los Angeles Times
Spring Into Action’ Community Luncheon Planned
LA Sentinel
Perkins Helps Reconnect Families Through The Turning Point
LA Sentinel
Nuevo Hogar en Los Ángeles Para Mujeres que Estuvieron en la Cárcel
La Opinión (laopinion.com)
LA County nonprofits step in to help women recently released from prison
CBS LA
Turning Point opens New SAFE Home in South LA
ABC Housing Article on Vimeo
Turning Point & DAAC Present
DA OFFICE IGNORES VICTIMS OF CRIME UNTIL ITS TIME TO PUNISH THEM
By Yehudah Pryce – Contributing Writer
The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office (LADA) provided little support to justice-involved community members who have been victims of crime, according to a new survey of social service recipients at Turning Point (TP), a South Los Angeles non-profit social service provider, and the DA Accountability Coalition (DAAC). The data gathered by TP appear to contradict claims by former Los Angeles District Attorney Jackie Lacey
Turning Point for Formerly incarcerated
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
By Darlene Donloe – Contributing Writer
Michelle Perkins, the CEO and executive director of Turning Point Alcohol and Drug Education Program, is very open and honest about her past life as an addict and as “a Black, incarcerated woman.”
Mr.Gartley’s New Life
HEAR MR. GARTLEY’S STORY OF HOW TURNING POINT WAS ABLE TO HELP HIM.
By Staff – Contributing Writer
Turning Point partnered with the Center for Employment Opportunity, Inc. to provide financial assistance via the returning citizen stimulus program to provide stimulus funding to individuals that were released from prison during the COVID pandemic.
Hear how Mr.Gartley’s used the help he received from Turning Point.
SISTERhOOD ALLIANCE FOR FREEDOM AND EQUALITY
The Safe Housing Network
The SAFE Housing Network uplifts the leadership of formerly incarcerated people as the experts in ending mass incarceration and rebuilding lives, families, and communities.
Purpose of the Network
As the most impacted people by the criminal legal system, formerly incarcerated people are necessary to transforming the criminal legal system. However, too often we are excluded from these conversations
We Assist The Reentry Community
We identify and train formerly incarcerated leaders who will transform reentry services and the criminal legal system. The SAFE Housing network builds a network of experts that understand the diversity of