Turning Point Alcohol and Drug Centre Revenue and Competitors

Turning Point strives to promote and maximise the health and wellbeing of individuals and communities living with and affected by alcohol and other drug-related harms. In working toward our goals we will ensure the safest possible environment in relation to alcohol and other drug problems today and into the future. To achieve this, we are continually: creating thriving service delivery, research and development cultures that produce the best possible knowledge applying, using and translating this knowledge to promote change, build effective and rational policy, and demonstrate and contribute to world’s best practice building our own and our communities’ capacity through strategic relationships, partnerships and collaborations strengthening organisational capacity to provide the best environment for quality staff to achieve their potential Since being established in 1994, Turning Point has led research and its translation into policy and practice at a local, national and international level. To best respond to emerging issues, Turning Point employs staff from a range of professional backgrounds and collaborates with organisations across the research, health, education and community services sectors. The organisation integrates activities across a diverse range of specialist knowledge and professional practice. Turning Point translates evidence into action. Our work is essential to understanding the complexities of alcohol and drug use in our community and in developing effective approaches to prevent and treat dependence and other related harms. Turning Point is formally affiliated with St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne and the University of Melbourne. Turning Point is part of the International Network of Drug Treatment and Rehabilitation Resource Centres for The United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and is a member of the International Harm Reduction Association.