Bay Area Turning Point Executive Director Brenda Sykes has been working with survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault for over 15 years. Read her full interview in the Houston Business Journal here: How Bay Area Turning Point helps victims of
Last night, Harris County Domestic Violence Coordinating Council hosted an "Evening of Remembrance, Caring, and Hope" candlelight vigil, featuringmultiple organizations, including Bay Area Turning Point. Our Outreach, Education, and Prevention Director was asked to assist in reading the names of 26
SUMMARY - On Thursday evening, Bay Area Turning Point gathered to create awareness for Sexual Abuse & Child Abuse Awareness at Clear Lake Park off of NASA Road 1. https://spacecenterrotary.com/Stories/space-center-rotary-supports-bay-area-turning-point
SUMMARY - Michelle J. Abdelnoor's harrowing experience during Winter Storm Uri in 2021 underscores the heightened risk of intimate partner violence exacerbated by natural disasters, highlighting the urgent need for comprehensive support systems and awareness to protect victims in such crises.
Helen Hunt Narrates Lifetime Series "Meet Marry Murder" With chilling storylines of romance, betrayal and greed, detective intrigue, and more, Meet Marry Murder digs into relationships that have shockingly turned deadly. The series takes a deep dive into several cases and uncovers
Claire's Story Photo courtsey of: Pixabay Claire* entered our therapy services after she had been sexually assaulted on her school campus. Although that she was usually an outgoing and confident woman, after the assault occurred, she had become extremely anxious, self-conscious,
Katie's Story Photo courtsey of: Pixabay Katie* A young lady entered our shelter, bruised from her history. She was unemployed and seeking stability. Through her focus and determination she quickly acquired employment. She worked long nights but never allowed it to
Georgia's Story Photo courtsey of: Pixabay After being violently assaulted, Georgia* fled from her home to hide in a ditch across the street. While lying inside the ditch, Georgia called 911 for assistance. Georgia was taken to the hospital and treated
Sandy's Story Photo courtsey of: Pixabay Sandy decided after many years to leave her abuser, contacting Bay Area Turning Point for Shelter. Sandy came to shelter unsure of what to expect, as this was her first time to ever enter into
Sarah's Story Photo courtsey of: Pixabay Sarah* has been with Bay Area Turning Point for about 3 months now. After fleeing a violent situation, she and her two children reside in our shelter. Sarah and her children had been living with
