Pathways staff works with members to help them define and reach their goals.

"Housing is key," You need to be stable with housing... you need support from someone who will advocate for you. Turning Point does that for me."

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Pathways to Success After Homelessness provides comprehensive, integrated mental health services including housing for 200 individuals including:

• children and their families;
• transition age youth (ages 18 – 25);
• adults (ages 26 – 59); and older  adults  (age 60 and older).

Pathways provides supportive housing and mental health services for those with psychiatric disabilities and long-term or cyclical homelessness. Staff uses a harm reduction “whatever it takes” approach to support members in meeting their desired goals. Families with children are offered culturally diverse supportive services so they can stay together and be part of the community.

 All eligible groups will maintain housing; children will attend school or quality day care; transition age youth and adults will be employed whenever appropriate at the level of their ability; and older adults will be actively engaged in ways that enhance their independence and decrease isolation.

Pathways to Success After Homelessness is one of the first major Prop. 63, Mental Health Services Act funded programs to be launched in Sacramento County.  Almost 200 program participants have enrolled since May 1, 2007.