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LURA TURNER HOMES INC

AZ · EIN 860208652 · $1.7M rev · operational · www.luraturnerhomes.org
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Lura Turner Homes provides residential, social, and vocational support to adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities. Established in 1965, the organization offers a family-style living environment, daily living skills training, and community integration activities in the greater Phoenix area.

activities · 15

what they do

direct service · 15
  • ADA Compliance and Complaint Resolution ADA Complaint Resolution & Tracking
    Provides multiple channels for customers to file ADA-related service complaints, investigates these complaints, provides confirmation and tracking numbers within 10 business days, and issues a written reply within 90 days after an ADA Compliance oversight review.
  • ADA Compliance and Complaint Resolution ADA Complaint Resolution & Tracking
    Provides multiple channels for customers to file ADA-related service complaints, investigates these complaints, provides tracking numbers, and communicates a written response within 90 days following an ADA Compliance oversight review.
  • ADA Compliance and Complaint Resolution ADA Complaint Resolution & Tracking
    Provides multiple channels for customers to file ADA-related service complaints, investigates these complaints, provides tracking numbers, and issues written replies within 90 days following an ADA Compliance oversight review.
  • Adult Day Training Program Adult Day Health Care Programs
    Operates an Adult Day Training Program for residents and other adults in the community, running Monday through Friday during the day.
  • Facility Development and Renovation Volunteer-Based Home Repair & Renovation
    Undertakes construction and renovation projects for its residential facilities, including breaking ground on new homes and modifying existing structures with grants to improve living spaces.
  • Facility Development and Renovation
    Undertakes projects to expand and improve its residential facilities, including breaking ground on new homes and renovating existing ones, such as modifying kitchens and creating larger dining and storage areas with grant funding.
  • Health and Safety Protocols Infection Control and Safety Protocols
    Implemented enhanced cleaning protocols, distributed personal protective equipment (PPE), and modified visitation policies to protect residents and staff during the pandemic.
  • Non-Discrimination Policy Implementation Non-Discrimination Policy Implementation
    Operates programs and services in compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, ensuring no discrimination based on race, color, or national origin.
  • Implemented enhanced cleaning protocols, distributed personal protective equipment (PPE), and modified visitation policies to protect residents and staff during the pandemic.
  • Resident Engagement and Activities Resident-Led Social & Recreational Programming
    Organizes and facilitates various activities for residents, including monthly bingo and birthday parties, shopping trips, games, sports, aerobics, holiday celebrations, community events, and summer camp.
  • Resident Engagement and Activities Resident-Led Social & Recreational Programming
    Organizes and facilitates various social, recreational, and community engagement activities for residents, including monthly bingo and birthday parties, shopping trips, games, sports, aerobics, holiday celebrations, summer camp, and participation in community events and organizations.
  • Resident Engagement and Activities Resident-Led Social & Recreational Programming
    Organizes and facilitates various social, recreational, and community engagement activities for residents, including monthly bingo and birthday parties, shopping trips, games, sports, aerobics, holiday celebrations, summer camp, and membership in community organizations.
  • Residential Care for Adults with Special Needs Supported Living for IDD
    Operates multiple residential homes in Phoenix, Arizona, providing housing and care for adults with special needs. This includes a home on West Lynwood Street housing 6 residents and Civitan House housing 26 residents, with plans to break ground on two new homes.
  • Residential Care for Adults with Special Needs Supported Living for IDD
    Operates multiple residential homes in Phoenix, Arizona, providing housing and care for adults with special needs. This includes the Lynwood Home (housing 6 residents), Civitan House (housing 26 residents), and a home on W. Marlette (housing 4 residents).
  • Residential Care for Adults with Special Needs Supported Living for IDD
    Operates multiple residential homes in Phoenix, Arizona, providing housing and care for adults with special needs. This includes a home on West Lynwood Street housing 6 residents and Civitan House housing 26 residents.
strategies · 10

how they think

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named programs · 3

what they call their work

Activities Program
Offers various recreational and cultural activities including monthly Bingo/Birthday parties, membership in Scouts and Civitan Club, shopping, games, sports, community events, cable TV, aerobics, and holiday celebrations.
Adult Day Training Program
Operates Monday through Friday, teaching new skills, reinforcing daily living skills, cognitive learning, crafts, and community integration trips for residents and other adults in the community.
Residential Care
Provides housing and care in a family-style environment for adults with developmental disabilities, including homes like Lynwood Home, Civitan House, and a residence on W. Marlette.
relationships · 13

who they work with

  • Ambassador Church School Class Partner — Facilitates resident membership in Ambassador Church School Class.
  • Arizona Department of Health Services Government — Licenses Civitan House as an Assisted Living Center.
  • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Government — Follows guidance from the CDC in implementing health and safety measures for residents and staff.
  • City of Phoenix Government — Awarded a Community Block Grant to modify kitchens and create a dining room and laundry/food storage room.
  • City of Phoenix Public Transit Department Government — Customers can file Title VI complaints directly with the City of Phoenix Public Transit Department.
  • Civitan Clubs Partner — Nine local clubs pledged continued support for Lura Turner Homes and the Civitan House facility.
  • Civitan Foundation Funder — Provided a major grant for the down payment on a complex of three duplexes for a new facility.
  • Department of Economic Security/Division of Developmental Disabilities (DES) Government — Licensed the Lynwood Home in the fall of 1989 and licenses the home on W. Marlette.
  • Faith United Methodist Church Partner — Hosted the organization's 61st anniversary event and houses Lura Turner Homes' offices.
  • Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Government — Customers can file Title VI complaints directly with the Federal Transit Administration (FTA).
  • First Interstate Foundation Funder — Provided a grant for the down payment on a complex of three duplexes for a new facility.
  • Phoenix Bird Civitan Club Partner — Facilitates resident membership in Phoenix Bird Civitan Club.
  • Scouts Partner — Facilitates resident membership in Scouts.