The Turning Point Halfway House in Washington, Pennsylvania, has served the Washington community since 1991. The trust in the original mission of service to women in recovery has been steadfast and unwavering. Over the last nineteen (19) years, the goals of founder, Patricia J. Lutz, M.Ed.; C.A.C.; C.E.D.T., have been upheld by the strength of the organization. The Turning Point at Washington has served some one thousand (1,000) clients at its residential treatment facility on North Main Street. Most of these clients have been women from Washington and surrounding counties. All have benefited, some more than others, from their drug and alcohol treatment program. Their most recent internal studies show that over 40% of their clients served during 2008 remained drug-free and \'coined out\' as they successfully completed their program.A benchmark in which they take particular pride! More, however, needs to be done to preserve these past gains. To that end, the Turning Point is excited to announce that the Turning Point Women with Children Program, \"Julie\'s House\", is officially open. This is a six month, specialized program for pregnant women and women with babies up to twelve months of age. Click for more information... Their ultimate goal is to expand the opportunity for more women to be aided and supported in their recovery. To not advance service availability would be a disservice to their mission and their professional ethics.Their \"Come Home to Heal\" initiative has strengthened their resolve to address an inequality that has had a profound effect upon individuals in recovery and their economic futures. The Turning Point is here for the next generation of individuals who need their support; you can be part of their commitment by contacting us at 724-228-2203.

Mission Statement: The Turning Point Halfway House in Washington, Pennsylvania, has served the Washington community since 1991. The trust in the original mission of service to women in recovery has been steadfast and unwavering. Over the last nineteen (19) years, the goals of founder, Patricia J. Lutz, M.Ed.; C.A.C.; C.E.D.T., have been upheld by the strength of the organization. Our ultimate goal is to expand the opportunity for more women to be aided and supported in their recovery. To not advance service availability would be a disservice to our mission and our professional ethics. Our "Come Home to Heal" initiative has strengthened our resolve to address an inequality that has had a profound effect upon individuals in recovery and their economic futures.

Services: Substance abuse treatment services, Substance abuse treatment, Halfway house, Residential long-term treatment (more than 30 days)

Insurances: Self payment, Medicaid