Roy Maas Youth Alternatives
Transitional housing and independent-living support for young adults ages 18–24.
TurningPoint supports young adults through housing, counseling, education or employment support, mentorship, case management, and life-skills development.
Young adults ages 18–24 who aged out of foster care, are in extended foster care, or are experiencing housing instability. Placement and current openings must be confirmed.
Admissions will explain the documents and referral information required for the applicant’s situation.
Referral required
Hours and cutoff times are unknown. Call before visiting.
Call admissions and ask for the Young Adult or TurningPoint program. Do not travel to a residential site without placement instructions.
No participant cost is stated publicly. Confirm with admissions.
Hi, my name is ____. I’m calling about TurningPoint Transitional Living. Do you currently offer this service, who do you serve, how do I start, what should I bring, and is there a cost or cutoff time?
What to confirm: Ask for the service location, arrival or appointment time, intake method, requirements, and the name of the next step.
What to save: Keep the date, contact method, confirmation, and next instruction. Do not save private document numbers in LifePath.
If nobody answers: Try one other official contact method, check current provider information, and use a backup option rather than making an unconfirmed trip.
Household, age, family, child, pet, couple, gender, and other program restrictions are unknown unless they are listed above. Confirm anything that matters to your situation.
Choose a structured answer. Do not enter personal case details.