Turning Points

Genise’s life before Life Turning Point was surrounded by many tests and trials. Substance abuse, abandonment and rejection from those...

Individuals who face homelessness live out their own narrative. Family history, belief systems, social, health, marital and financial...

“Life Turning Point gave me a sense of stability. I don't have to go anywhere. I have somewhere to lay my head for once.”- Amber

Breana’s upbringing was a life filled with many twists and turns. As the oldest of five separated from her siblings for many years, her...

Nia* is a mother who learned the power of friendship and community during a time in her life when it mattered the most. Nia was in a...

Rischa is a mother of three who experienced a setback several months ago. As her relationships began to change and life became uneasy,...

Jamaica a former resident and now volunteer/resident recently reflects on her experience in the program and the many ways it has...

My life prior to coming to Life Turning Point was way different from where it is now. I lived with depression for almost two years but...

My name is Vernica Williams and this is my story. In the late 90s, I became homeless with my five-year-old son. In 2005, I was given the...

At a young age, Imani’s life drastically changed. When she was ten years old, her grandmother passed away, causing her to live with...

On Sunday, August 14, 2023, we hosted Khaderah’s graduation from the LTP program. Khaderah became an Elementary School Teacher while at...

Two years ago, I was living as a people pleaser and enabler. I was also co- dependent with the people in my life. I took care of my...

Change is Possible Selina was ready for a change. The very thing Selina fought so hard to avoid became her reality. Selina and her two...

The most important thing to me is maintaining suitable housing and having a job to financially provide for my family.Previously coming to...

Before I came here, I was in a three-year relationship. It was okay at first but eventually, I knew I had to get myself out of it one way...