Turning Point Community Programs

Transforming Lives Through Mental Health Support

Turning Point Community Programs (TPCP) was founded in 1976 by Sheila Boltz in Sacramento, California, with a vision to provide hope, respect, and support for individuals on their journey to recovery. Starting with Midtown Manor, a residential program for 40 individuals with psychiatric disabilities, TPCP has expanded its reach across Northern California, serving over 17,000 individuals annually. The organization focuses on best practices in mental health treatment and employs individuals in recovery to mentor others, fostering a community of support and empowerment.

Making a Lasting Impact

Each year, TPCP provides essential psychiatric services, advocacy, and support, helping individuals build resilience and achieve mental wellness.

Why Your Donation Matters

Contributions to TPCP directly support the John Buck Scholarship Fund, which offers educational assistance to individuals with lived experience, enabling them to pursue their educational goals and improve their lives.

Join the Movement

Your support can make a significant difference. Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to help empower individuals on their path to recovery and mental health. Together, we can transform lives!