Courage to Call is proud to announce the addition of new refrigeration equipment that will help strengthen its resources available to veterans, service members, and their families. The refrigeration equipment was provided through a partnership with Feeding San Diego and made possible through funding from the City of San Diego via a CalRecycle grant.

Dr. Andrea Pratt, a licensed psychologist and behavioral health leader, has joined the TURN Board of Directors.

We are proud to announce that Courage to Call, TURN Behavioral Health Services’ veteran-led outreach and resource navigation program, has been named a finalist for the San Diego Business Journal’s Community Impact Award.

Today, TURN Behavioral Health Services proudly celebrates a milestone: Jim Callaghan’s 10-year anniversary as President and CEO.

We are proud to announce that David Tanner has been named a finalist for San Diego Business Journal’s CFO of the Year, recognizing outstanding leadership and excellence in the financial profession.

Thanks to a generous grant from the Art Pratt Foundation of Old Mission Rotary, we have been able to bring much‑needed technology upgrades to several of our programs.

We are excited to announce that Violet Rieger, TURN’s Vice President of Operations, has been named an Indispensable Finalist by the San Diego Business Journal.

A key source of funding for Courage to Call will expire at the end of June. At the same time, there is real hope. The Aqualia Foundation has stepped forward with a transformational $250,000 gift to help sustain Courage to Call. Inspired by their generosity, an anonymous donor has created a $250,000 match.

TURN Behavioral Health Services is proud to announce the launch of the Behavioral Health Brief, a new podcast hosted by President & CEO Jim Callaghan that will explore the issues, insights, and human stories shaping behavioral health today.