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Turning Points for Children is the new identity of the recently merged non-profit organizations, Children’s Aid Society of Pennsylvania and Philadelphia Society for Services to Children.  Both organizations combined have provided nearly 300 years of services and support to children and families. These two organizations have merged to provide the critical resources, life skills and supportive partnerships needed to create stronger families and raise children with the hope for brighter futures.

Turning Points for Children is a private Philadelphia social and human services agency that offers (at no fee) supports and assistance to vulnerable families and children. Our core work is about keeping families together, and their children safe and healthy; and, also keeping children, as nurtured children, out of the foster care system.

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Philadelphia Insurance Companies to Support Families & Schools Together (FAST) Program

Read the Press Release here.

 


City program prepares ex-inmates for parenthood

Read the article published in The Philadelphia Tribune 11/18/11. Click here for more.


Kids at Heart 2011 Benefit Gala Honoree,
Philadelphia Eagles Wide Receiver, Jason Avant accepted his award Friday, April 8th via video.

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Brighter Holidays 2011


Turning Points for Children- Agency Overview


Legislative Conference
on Caregiver Issues

Pictured above is: State Senator Anthony H. Williams with Turning Points for Children, CEO Mike Vogel, Turning Points for Children, Director, Quality and Training, Brenda Rich, and State Representative Kenyatta Johnson.

On Monday, September 12th, Turning Points for Children hosted a special event in support of Relative Caregivers, which included a Legislative Luncheon.  Turning Points for Children hosted the Legislative Roundtable with State Senator Anthony H. Williams as Moderator.  The purpose was to develop a plan for implementing legislation that will positively enhance the quality of life for “intergenerational caregivers”.  Senator Williams highlighted the components of Senate Bill 119, In Support of Grandparents and Other Kinship Caregiver raising Children.  Also known as the Intergenerational Family Care Act, Senate Bill 119 would establish a pilot program to assist families in which children are being raised by grandparents or other older relatives.  The provisions would include rental assistance, day care assistance, and other supports.

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Turning Points for Children

415 South Fifteenth Street
Philadelphia, PA 19146

215.875.8200

Email:
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