About

Our Vision:
TURN Community Services will be the premier provider of quality services for people with disabilities.
Our Mission:
TURN dreams into reality.
Our Agency:
We are dedicated to choice, quality, and respect for people with disabilities and those who support them. We provide supports through a cadre of trained staff to assist people with disabilities live, work and play within their communities.
Accomplishments
- A recipient of 2008 and 2009 Utah’s Best Place to Work.
- We are one of the largest community based providers of services for people with disabilities.
- We offer the most comprehensive menu of services through the nine counties we are located in.
- Our initiatives have earned the support of national foundations.
- We have received numerous awards such as the Governor’s Council on Developmental Disabilities and Ila Goodey for excellence in service provision.
- We are one of United Way of Salt Lake, Davis, Iron & Washington Counties’ partner agencies.
- We have authored numerous grants and training proposal options to benefit people with disabilities and their families.
- We pioneered in developing rural based programs to give supports within communities so that people with disabilities did not have to leave “home” to go to the city to get services.
- TURN has developed and owns 22 properties for housing and day care of low income persons with disabilities.


Mitch Vosburg has been attending TURN day programs since 1986. When he had to go into a care center in 2009, he missed his friends at the day program that he had treasured for so many years. So, later that year, he was able to come back to the Woods Cross day program part-time.
Mitch loves holding onto hair scrunches and a deck of cards that he plays with. He enjoys Special Olympic bowling and track and field, but he cannot participate in the actual track and field games because of the heat. However, he enjoys practicing when there is cooler weather. Mitch loves being with his friends at the day program, participating in the activities, and going out in the community. He does not speak but he communicates his joy through a big smile on his face!