Summit County Turning Point Program Alumni Group

Recovery doesn’t end when a program is completed. It grows through connection, support, and community. 💙💚

That’s why we were proud to award $154,800 through Regional Grant Cycle 1 to support the formation and operations of the Summit County Turning Point Program Alumni Group.

The Summit County Turning Point Program, a specialized drug and recovery court led by Judge Joy Malek Oldfield that was established in 2002, helps individuals overcome substance use disorders through accountability, treatment, and support. Today, its alumni group is extending that impact even further.

By sharing their lived experiences, offering encouragement, and reminding current participants that recovery is possible, alumni are helping others navigate their own recovery journeys while building a lasting community of support.

We’re honored to support this work and grateful to see the difference it is making in the lives of participants, graduates, and families across Summit County.

Click through below to hear directly from alumni about the impact of the Summit County Turning Point Program Alumni Group.