Our Mission
Providing safety and support for sexual and domestic abuse survivors through advocacy, prevention education and action for social change.
Power of the Purse
Save the date: October 26, 2024
Little Creek Casino Event Center
Serving Kitsap County & North Mason County
Call or text (360) 522-1257 for assistance
Turning pointe esta en asociación con St Micheals responde a las llamadas de SANE en persona las 24 horas del día.
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Shelter Manager
1 in 4 women,
1 in 7 men,
experience domestic violence
About Turning Pointe Survivor Advocacy Center
Providing shelter and services for victims of domestic violence (DV) including women, children, men and family pets since 2000
With 56 beds Turning Pointe operates one of the largest domestic violence shelters in the state. Our shelter was built in 2008 and is unique in that we allow clients to bring their pets to the shelter. This is especially important because victims of domestic violence often stay in an abusive home because they are not willing to leave their pets with the abuser.
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How we help
We make a difference in the lives of people going through a very traumatic time.
TURNING POINTE’S
ADOPT-A-ROOM PROGRAM
Be a part of making our shelter rooms warm and welcoming for the women, men and children that come to us seeking safety.
Families often times come to us with nothing but the clothes they are wearing. When they finally are able to enter their room, we want them to feel welcomed and cared for.
Contact Courtney@turningpointe.org for more information on how YOU can support our Shelter.
Cards By Survivors
Purchase cards with art created by the youth and families supported by the center.
Set of 6 – 5×7 blank cards, includes envelopes
$12 plus $5 for shipping
This summer, we were planning a family art night to offer families impacted by domestic and sexual violence an opportunity to have fun, connect, and create together. We provided some food and a variety of art projects for youth and families. One of the art projects that families could participate in was this Cards by Survivors project. If survivors wanted to, they could create a piece of art and submit it to be used for this project. Then, several submissions were chosen to be made into cards that we could sell to donors in the community.
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Advocacy. Awareness. Education.
#MidweekMention Last week we had a major plumbing issue which resulted in the clients not being able to utilize the water or the kitchen for two days. With one phone call, the lovely ladies from the Donnie J. O'neill Guild graciously coordinated dinner for the shelter residents. To the guild, please accept our sincere appreciation for your generosity. Your kindness serves as an inspiration to us all, and we are incredibly grateful for your support!
#MissionMonday "I was assisting a survivor with housing services and she shared that she has never had a lease in her name and her excitement about finally being able to do something on her own. It's invigorating being able to help someone achieve something they didn't think was possible." Jaiden- Housing Lead Advocate
#MidweekMention Last week we had the pleasure of receiving a visit from the women of the Suquamish Tribal Council. Their genuine interest and appreciation of our services were palpable, reminding us how many lives have been changed under our roof. After the tour, they surprised us with a check for shelter room necessities! It was a lovely visit and we share an overwhelming sense of gratitude for their unwavering support. #suquamish #community