Col(R) Reese Turner spent more than 30 years in various leadership roles in the United States Army, including his most recent role as an executive director and division chief. He also has experience in the public sector, recently serving as the vice president of skills at Interapt, a mobile and web application development company in Louisville, Kentucky. Beyond his military and professional experience, Col (R) Reese Turner supports philanthropic organizations such as Boys and Girls Haven of Louisville.
Boys and Girls Haven was established by Father James C. Maloney in the 1940s to serve Louisville’s children in need. Today, the organization provides programs in areas of in-home foster care, residential foster care, transitional living, independence readiness, and Haven Family Services.
Support through Haven Family Services, which functions as the organization’s preventative wing, is available to children and families with children, particularly children at risk of hospitalization or out-of-home care due to mental health or behavioral issues. The program’s services include counseling for individuals and families, extensive medical support, and case management support. In addition, families can access outpatient substance abuse treatment through Haven Family Services.
To learn more about the services of Boys and Girls Haven, visit www.boysandgirlshaven.org.
