Turn Community Services

Turn Community Services, formerly known as Project TURN, was founded in 1973 by parents seeking better programs for adult children with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Today, it is Utah's largest non-profit provider of disability services, serving over 850 individuals across the state. Their mission is to build community through respect, dignity, and opportunity, offering a full range of services including day programs, residential living, art centers, summer camps, and supported employment. The organization emphasizes innovative programs that challenge the status quo and foster independence through community connection.

Turn Community Services offers Art & Educational Day Services, empowering individuals with disabilities to express themselves through various art forms and continue learning. Residential Services provide customized support for individuals to live in and be part of their community, including daily living skills and health care management. Supported Employment helps individuals find jobs matching their capabilities and goals, offering lifelong support. Additionally, they provide Vocational Rehabilitation to overcome employment barriers and Summer Camp programs for outdoor discovery and community experiences for ages 8-22 in Salt Lake County.

Turn Community Services is headquartered at 7109 High Tech Dr, Midvale, UT 84047, with additional offices in Salt Lake City, Provo, Cedar City, and St. George. Contact them at +1801-359-8876 for more information. The organization operates as a non-profit, with services funded through donations and planned giving options like cash, securities, and real estate. Volunteer opportunities are available across various locations, and the organization complies with Title VI for equal employment opportunities. Specific operating hours are not listed on their website.