Welcome To Turnstone

Founded in 1943 as Allen County Society for Crippled Children, Turnstone has been meeting the needs of children and adults with physical disabilities for the past 64 years. The agency is excited to offer a variety of programs and services to the residents of northeast Indiana and further.

It is our mission to 'enhance the lives of all persons with physical disabilities and their families'. If you are interested in learning more about Turnstone, please give us a call or feel free to stop by for a tour. We will be happy to introduce you to our family of services and strive to meet or exceed your expectations. To read more about our history and mission click here.

Turnstone Center for Children & Adults With Disabilities is committed to inclusion and diversity in its activities, programs, hiring practices, and volunteer utilization. The opportunities afforded are available equally to all, regardless of age, disability, national ancestry/origin, race, religion, gender, sexual orientation or income; however, the individual accessing services must meet agency mission and program eligibility criteria.

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Countdown: 100 Days to the ADA

“We are made wise not by the recollection of our past, but by the responsibility for our future.” With these words (penned by George Bernard Shaw), we want to introduce you to 100 Days to the ADA, a countdown to the 20th anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. The official countdown will begin on Saturday, April 17, 2010.

Over the next four months, Disability.gov's blog will explore one of our nation's most important civil rights achievements, including examining the ramifications of the ADA, historical points leading up to its creation and how supporting the rights of individuals with disabilities supports ALL Americans. We invite you to present your personal perspectives on how your life has been touched by the ADA and welcome your ideas for new topics.