Turning Point Clubhouse

A sense of belonging, self-worth and accomplishment is critical as individuals recovering from a serious mental illness begin to integrate into the community. Turning Point Clubhouse, a voluntary psychosocial rehabilitation program, provides its members a safe and inspiring environment to expand their social network, explore interests and develop new skills.

Turning Point Clubhouse, runs on a work ordered day, which means members are responsible for day-to-day operations. Our members have a strong sense of pride and ownership in the clubhouse and this confidence carries over to other areas of their life.

Responsibilities include:

Planning menus and shopping for food
Preparing meals and snacks
Managing budgets and handling cash
Tracking product inventory
Performing computer and clerical tasks
Writing newsletters and community outreach
Maintaining the facility
Planning social outings
Leading tours and orientations
And more…

In addition to maintaining the clubhouse our members are exposed to part-time job opportunities through various community businesses. Members who participate in transitional employment establish strong work habits, define job preferences and earn needed income. Transportation is provided to and from work as needed.

Turning Point Clubhouse members also plan a variety of optional social events each month. From movies, to bowling, to bingo, to birthday celebrations members can participate as much or as little as they prefer.

Membership:

No cost to become a member
Must have a mental health diagnosis
Must be a Medicaid recipient
Registered with a Wayne County community mental health program

For more information, to schedule a tour, or to enroll in Turning Point Clubhouse, please contact Sue at spinson@comcareserv.org

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