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WELCOME

PLANNING COMMITTEE

Welcome to the 5th annual disAbilities Expo! This day has been planned just for you with nearly 90 exhibitors to make this a one-stop resource for all types of disability services and products. We hope that you find what you need, and even more importantly, discover new resources to enhance your quality of life.

The Expo is also filled with fun and entertaining events, spectacular adaptive sports exhibitions and special guests making a difference in the disability world. We welcome special guests Zot Artz and Handicap This! Zot Artz taps into your creativity regardless of your ability in new and exciting ways, while the Handicap This! comedy duo will have you laughing and seeing disability in a whole new light.

Helping you explore opportunities, expand possibilities and experience everything is what the disAbilities Expo is all about. Spend a few hours or the entire day...we’re glad you are here!

Tina Acosta Turnstone

Sue Christman Easter Seals ARC

Alice Anderson Passages

Allison Ballard Jesters, University of Saint Francis

Traci Garmin Superior Van and Mobility

Lynne Gilmore AWS Foundation

Kathy Morse Leisure for Life of Indiana

Cris Palmer AWS Foundation

Candy Pease Positive Pathways

John Seculoff Parent, Merrill Lynch

Tom Steigmeyer WLDE 101.7/WAJI 95.1

Julie Weingartner Parent, Turnstone

Randy Wolf Goodwill

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Keynote Sponsor Superior Van and Mobility

Event Sponsors AWS/Benchmark Human Services Byron Health Center Home Health Depot The Columbus Organization

Expo Hall Sponsors Goodwill Industries of Northeast Indiana Hopebridge Pediatrics Specialists Indiana ABA Institute IPMG/Indiana Professional Management Group Indiana Protection and Advocacy Services Loving Care Agency ResCare SensoryCritters.com

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The AWS Foundation is pleased to host the 2014 disAbilities Expo, the only event of its kind in the tri-state area. Our mission is to help children and adults with enduring intellectual and physical disabilities live as independently as possible, be included in the community and function at their highest potential. Since our grant making began in 2009, the Foundation has awarded grants totaling $3.3 million to northeast Indiana organizations working with individuals with disabilities and their families.

We extend a very special thanks to these sponsors and partners:


Hour-by-Hour

All Day Activities at the Expo


10:00 a.m. and throughout the day

Zot Artz adaptive art activities Regional Art Exhibit and Sale Collaborative art project

11:00 a.m. Jesters perform an excerpt from an original work “Horse Tales”

11:45 a.m. Dazzlers Cheerleading Performance Turnstone Flyers Wheelchair Basketball Exhibition Game

12:30 p.m Handicap This! Comedy Duo

1:30 p.m Power Soccer Exhibition Game

2:00 p.m Premiere Dance Company Performances

2:30 p.m Adaptive golf cart demonstration

Art Center

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Exhibitor Hall

Find what you need from local, regional and national companies representing a wide range of services and products with the knowledge and resources to enhance your quality of life — for every ability at every age and stage of life.

Collaborative Art Project

Come be a part of a paint-by-number collaborative art project in the Art Center. Amazing work is created when we all contribute our individual talents to one fabulous piece of art.

Regional Art Exhibit and Sale

See original one-of-a-kind works in acrylic, watercolor, torn paper, photography and clay created by artists with disabilities, with many pieces for sale.

Photography Exhibit

Enjoy radiant portraits of individuals with disabilities, as photographed by University of Saint Francis students, that give new meaning to “a picture is worth a thousand words.”

Obstacle Course

Experience daily activities from a different perspective using a variety of adaptive equipment to accomplish tasks important to everyday living.

Wii Games

Try out two new games that take your Expo experience to another level, U Draw and Just Dance 3, thanks to Leisure for Life of Indiana.

Employment Resources

Entering or reentering the job market is made easier with the help of employment services experts. One-on-one consultation is available for job readiness, resumé writing, interviewing and job searches. Meet representatives from Vocational Rehabilitation, Social Security Administration, Walgreen’s and Lowe’s to learn more about employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities.

Dental and Health Education

Suzanne Beard, dental and health educator, provides expert knowledge on dental and nutrition for individuals with special needs. She shares helpful tips and techniques to keep you in good health

Calming Room

When you need a safe and comfortable retreat from the excitement, visit the Calming Room inside the Exhibit Hall created and staffed by SensoryCritters.com.


Special GuestsDwayne Szot, Zot Artz Arts for AllAn accomplished artist, Dwayne has combined his passion for arts, mechanics and disabilities to make art accessible to everyone. Dwayne’s premise is “that creative expression is a primary human need, necessary for self-fulfillment and self-esteem.” For the special needs population, the benefits of creating art are not only joyful but enhance motor skills, social skills, concentration, sensory input and processing and self-esteem.

Growing up in a foster home with siblings with special needs, his art journey began at an early age. Dwayne worked along-side his foster father learning to fix machines becoming adept at welding, bolting and making do with what was available. “It developed a can-do attitude as well as a fascination with machines and mechanical design,” he says. His artistic abilities developed during high school starting with commercial and graphic arts. Winning graphic arts competitions helped fund his undergraduate education at the Kendall College of Art and Design; he earned a masters degree in fine arts from the renowned Cranbrook Academy of Art.

Zot Artz started in 1990 with funding from the National Endowment of the Arts and the Rockefeller Foundation. Instead of finding ways for people with disabilities to participate in activities for the non-disabled, Zot Artz creates entirely new activities and projects for people with disabilities and invites those without disabilities to join in. That led to building the first “painting wheelchair” along with many other adaptive tools so every artist of any ability can participate in the creative process.

During the Expo a huge mural will be created using adaptive tools, paint and chalk. So join Dwayne in the Art Center for a colorful, creative and unique experience!

Handicap This!Changing the way you think about disabilities is at the heart of Mike Berkson and Tim Wamback’s work. Mike, born with cerebral palsy, is smart, quick-witted and wise beyond his 20-something years. Tim met Mike when he became Mike’s aide more than 10 years ago and the two have been together ever since. Both are comfortable on stage — Mike because he wants the world to know his mind is handicap-accessible, and Tim, who aspires to be a motivational speaker.

Beyond the humor they share is the reality of what life throws at them. Mike needs help with every physical need that frequently leaves him feeling depressed. Tim suffered bouts of depression and dropped out of college. Their individual experiences combine to illustrate that everyone has problems and we’re more similar than dissimilar regardless of ability. The two knew they had a message to share and raise awareness about disability. The “how” was the big question. Helping to answer that question was what they thought to be a crazy idea: Tim would run from Disney World (Orlando, Florida) to Glenbrook South High School (Glenbrook, Illinois) where Mike was a junior, a 31-day trek. The run was an astounding success enabling Mike and Tim to establish the Keep On Keeping On Foundation to fund therapies, home modifications and motorized wheelchairs for individuals living with severe physical disabilities.

In 2010 the stage performance, Handicap This!, was born. The 60-minute show chronicles Mike and Tim’s friendship, surprising circumstances and one-liners sure to have you laughing until you cry. The show’s ultimate goal is to break down barriers and myths about disability, correcting misconceptions and demonstrating that with perseverance and a sense of humor anything is possible.

Ms. Wheelchair Indiana 2014Ruth Smith, a Fort Wayne resident and graduate student at the University of Saint Francis, was crowned Ms. Wheelchair Indiana in April. She will use the title to promote awareness and accessibility of people with disabilities. Ruth will also compete for the national title later this year. Be sure to visit with Ruth who has excelled in life and will work to help others do the same.


Ms. Amazing Indiana Teen 2014Samara Pfeiffer of Columbia City and a member of the Dazzlers Cheerleaders, won the Teen Division of Indiana’s Ms. Amazing Pageant. The Ms. Amazing program fosters encouragement, support and inclusion for girls and women with special needs. Meet Samara to see for yourself why she’s Ms. Amazing!


On the Main Stage

Premiere Dance CompanyLet them entertain you! Known as The Soul Brothers, David Miller, Austin Hamman, Michael Peoples, Jordan Blevins and William Alvarez, they are the area’s best loved special needs dance group. Their rousing rendition of Jailhouse Rock will have you dancing in the aisles – they rock! Not to be outdone by the boys, the special needs girl dancers will kick up their heels to Let’s Dance. Dancers Samantha Gavette, Kristy Meeks, Jenny Miller, Julia Ping and Megan Locke bring cool moves to a great piece of music.

JestersThe Expo stage welcomes the region’s largest and longest-running theatrical troupe, the Jesters. A program of the University of Saint Francis School of Creative Arts, the Jesters provides an important creative and social venue for individuals with intellectual disabilities. This year’s performance is excerpted from “Horse Tales,” an original work by Jesters’ director Allison Ballard set in a stable where horses and dogs are gathering for a fox hunt. Music, dance, theatre and puppets are incorporated into this inspiring production featuring extraordinarily talented actors.


In the Art CenterZot ArtzPogo painting? Wheelchairs as huge paintbrushes? Visit Zot Artz to print, paint and draw but be sure to leave your artistic mark on the big mural being created at the Expo.

Regional Special Arts Exhibit and SaleArt in its various forms, styles and subject matter will be on display to showcase the artistic talents of individuals with disabilities in northeast Indiana. Many pieces will be for sale so you can continue appreciating the artist and the art.

Bike Art ExhibitIt’s the first public art project involving hundreds of individuals with disabilities! Developed in conjunction with IPFW’s Sculpture with Purpose™, the bike art project exemplifies the artistic abilities of individuals with disabilities. Fifteen disability service providers participated in the project. Each bike represents one of the bike rack sculptures as interpreted by the artist groups. Whimsical, out-of-this-world, colorful and unique are just a few of the ways to describe what you’ll see.

Collaborative Art ProjectCalling artists of all abilities to come together on a fun, paint-by-number project commemorating the second annual Expo collaborative art project. See the piece created last year by Expo attendees.

Dazzlers Cheerleading SquadWinners of the 2014 U.S. Finals Special Needs Division, the Whitley County Dazzlers (Columbia City) return to the Expo with their award-winning routine incorporating dance, cheer and stunts set to music of the 80’s. The Dazzlers were formed in 2011 with nine members and have grown to 15 members ranging in age from elementary and middle school to high school. Within two years, the Dazzlers had amassed exceptional cheering skills that garnered the group a spot in the 2013 Cheer Ltd. Nationals, which they won in the Special Needs category. They meet once a week and perform at high school sporting and community events, and compete regionally and nationally. You’ll want these cheerleaders on your team!

The national champion Dazzler cheerleaders are:

Ave Rowe Marshall Rowe Mary Hyndman Michael Hyndman

The Dazzlers are coached and helped by a phenomenal group of volunteers that make it all look easy:

Vanessa Bills Kaycee Bills Sarah Horn

Jyl RiemersmaKaty HeflinGrace ReichenbachSamara Pfeiffer

Brooke SilkAlisha KimmelSydney PequignotAlexis Kyles

Elaine Horn Brenna HalfertyLoryn Usher

Regan BlankHannah WebberKatie Howell

Lexi DeuterSkylar PaytonPayton Jagger

Alex Howell


At the Sports Center


Wheelchair BasketballTurnstone’s talented varsity and adult teams are nationally ranked once again. At the 2014 Wheelchair Basketball Championship Tournament in Louisville, Kentucky, the adult team finished 3rd in the country in their division, while the varsity team finished 13th in the nation. Several individual players distinguished themselves this year with two varsity players, sisters Molly and Nina Welfle, named to the Women’s 1st team All-Tournament Team. Adult players, Nate Silvers and Brad Duetsch took spots on the Men’s 2nd All-Tournament Team.

More wins were in store this year when Turnstone’s varsity coach, Bob Burnsworth, was awarded the Ed Owen Coach of the Year Award at the tournament. Bob won the top coaching award from a field of 88 coaches. He discovered wheelchair basketball as he worked to establish a new life in the disability world after falling off a roof in 1988 that left him paralyzed from the waist down. He was 28 years old. A player for four years, Bob went on to coach for 22 years and was instrumental in starting Turnstone’s sports programs during an internship in their recreational therapy.

Basketball has been a part of the Paralympic Games since 1960 and was originally played only by men with spinal cord injuries. Today men’s and women’s teams have players with a variety of disabilities. Many of the same rules for traditional basketball apply to the wheelchair game. Ever competitive, watch these teams dribble and shoot with amazing accuracy.

Power SoccerTurnstone’s two power soccer teams are ranked 2nd and 15th in the nation as they head to the national competitions in June. Four players are ranked among the top 30 players for scoring out of a total of 425 players. Players use a newly designed Strike Force Chair specifically for power soccer use. The Strike Force Chair enables players to move at a faster speed, hit the ball harder and with greater precision.

Power soccer is the fastest growing sport for power wheelchair users. The sport originated in France in the early 70’s arriving in the United Sates in the 80’s. The game is played on a regulation basketball court with two teams of four players that attack, defend and spin-kick a 13-inch soccer ball. This extremely challenging game, with the fast-moving power chairs, gives new meaning to having a competitive spirit.

Adaptive Sports ExhibitionsTurnstone’s adaptive sports and recreation program, recognized as a Silver Level Paralympic Sport Club, is the fourth largest program in the country. Cheer on Turnstone teams as they demonstrate their athletic prowess and their winning ways.

Adaptive Golf CartThe first adaptive golf cart in Fort Wayne will be showcased at the Expo. Through a partnership with the National Alliance for Accessible Golf and Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation, Turnstone has purchased this golf cart enabling golfers to play from a seated or standing (but supported) position. The golfer can hit woods, irons and putt from the cart. The cart design will not damage tees or greens making the entire course accessible. Turnstone’s adaptive golf program begins in June with an adaptive golf clinic.

Adaptive CyclingTurnstone will have a variety of adaptive cycles for Expo attendees to try out. There is an adaptive bike for nearly every disability – amputees, paraplegics, quadriplegics, sight-impaired, cerebral palsy and more. In the last five years, hand-cycling has exploded to become the most popular and widely practiced form of adaptive cycling.

For more information about Turnstone’s adaptive sports programs, contact Kevin Hughes at [email protected] or (260) 483-2100.

Spread the Word to End the WordThe Down Syndrome Association of Northeast Indiana (DSANI) is promoting the national campaign Spread the Word to End the Word to raise awareness about the use of the R-word (retarded) and eliminate its use in offensive and derogatory ways. Language affects attitudes and attitudes affect actions, so DSANI is asking you to take action and take the pledge to end the use of the R-word. Visit the DSANI booth to take the pledge and learn more about the campaign.

A More Livable CommunityHelp create a more livable community through the Complete Streets and Curb Cuts initiatives. Complete Streets help people with disabilities more easily and safely navigate their community by removing barriers. Visit the More Livable Community booth to help identify where curb cuts are needed in your neighborhood and learn how you can get involved in Complete Streets.

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Floor Plan


Exhibitors


Booth & Company 1 .......Superior Van & Mobility 2 .......Autism Society of Indiana 3 .......Advocacy Links 4 .......Bath Fitter 5 .......Beers Mallers Backs & Salin 6 .......Bethesda Lutheran Communities 7 .......Bosma Enterprises 8 .......Forte Residential / Forte Home Health Care 9 .......Ferraro Behavior Services10.......Fort Wayne Center for Learning11.......Bowen Center12.......SensoryCritters.com 13....... IPFW Communication Sciences & Disorders14....... IPFW Special Education Programs15.......Lutheran Hospital Rehabilitation Services 16....... Indiana Works17.......Help at Home18.......Goodwill Industries of Northeast Indiana19.......Fifth Freedom20.......Forbes Disability Group21.......Easter Seals Arc of Northeast Indiana22.......Byron Health Center23.......ResCare24.......Prevail Prosthetics & Orthotics25.......Numotion26....... Indiana Protection and Advocacy Services27.......AWS/Benchmark Human Services 28.......YMCA of Greater Fort Wayne29.......Fort Wayne Dance Collective30.......Park Center31.......Pathfinder Resource Connection32.......Employment Resource Services33.......Fort Wayne Chapter/Indiana Association Workers for the Blind34.......League for the Blind and Disabled/ Independent Living35.......League for the Blind and Disabled/ In-Home Care36.......Soaring Arts Studio37.......Turnstone38.......Camp Red Cedar39.......Fort Wayne Parkinson’s Support Group40.......Aging & In-Home Services of Northeast Indiana41.......Canine Companions for Independence®42.......HomePointe HealthCare43.......Agape Respite Care44.......Pathfinder Community Supports45.......Hopebridge Pediatric Specialists46....... Indiana Applied Behavior Analysis47.......Down Syndrome Association of Northeast Indiana/DSANI48.......Jesters of University of Saint Francis49.......Handicap This! Productions50.......Home is Where the Heart is and Benson Tranportation51.......Meaningful Day Services52.......Dusty Dreams53.......Merrill Lynch54.......Metropolitan Human Relations Commission55.......Women’s Bureau56.......Home Health Depot57.......Zot Artz58.......Passages59.......Mental Health America in Allen County

60.......Vernon Manor61....... ICAN & Paytons Place62.......United Healthcare63.......Positive Pathways64.......SCAN/Stop Child Abuse & Neglect65.......Maxim Healthcare Services66....... IPMG/Indiana Professional Management Group67....... Indiana Mentor68.......The Columbus Organization69.......The Arc of Indiana70.......The Arc of Indiana Master Trust71.......Home Nursing Services72.......Amramp73.......SureHands Lift & Care Systems74.......Loving Care Agency75.......Writing By Gloria76.......SRT Prosthetics & Orthotics77....... Ivy Tech Community College78.......Parkview Outpatient Rehab79.......Money Management International80.......Summit Equestrian Center81.......Home Healthcare Associates82.......Mizpah Shrine83.......National MS Society - Indiana State Chapter84.......Our Turn to Serve85.......Children’s Autism Center86.......Ms. Wheelchair Indiana and Ms. Amazing87.......Community Transportation Network/CTN88....... Industrial Operations

Alphabetical Listing

Advocacy Links ...................................................................3Agape Respite Care ........................................................43Aging & In-Home Services of Northeast Indiana ...........................................................40Amramp ..............................................................................72Autism Society of Indiana ...............................................2AWS/Benchmark Human Services ..........................27Bath Fitter..............................................................................4Beers Mallers Backs & Salin.............................................5Bethesda Lutheran Communities ................................6Bosma Enterprises .............................................................7Bowen Center ...................................................................11Byron Health Center ......................................................22Camp Red Cedar ..............................................................38Canine Companions for Independence® ...............41Children’s Autism Center ..............................................85Community Transportation Network/CTN............87Down Syndrome Association of Northeast Indiana/DSANI ............................................47Dusty Dreams ...................................................................52Easter Seals Arc of Northeast Indiana .....................21Employment Resource Services ................................32Ferraro Behavior Services ...............................................9Fifth Freedom ...................................................................19Forbes Disability Group ................................................20Fort Wayne Center for Learning ................................10Fort Wayne Chapter / Indiana Association Workers for the Blind .....................................................33Fort Wayne Dance Collective ......................................29Fort Wayne Parkinson’s Support Group .................39Forte Residential / Forte Home Health Care ............8Goodwill Industries of Northeast Indiana .............18Handicap This! Productions ........................................49

Help at Home........................................................................ 17Home Health Depot ........................................................... 56Home Healthcare Associates .......................................... 81Home is Where the Heart is and Benson Tranportation ....................................................... 50Home Nursing Services .................................................... 71HomePointe HealthCare .................................................. 42Hopebridge Pediatric Specialists .................................. 45ICAN & Paytons Place ........................................................ 61Indiana Applied Behavior Analysis ............................... 46Indiana Mentor .................................................................... 67Indiana Protection and Advocacy Services ............... 26Indiana Works ....................................................................... 16Industrial Operations ........................................................ 88IPFW Communication Sciences & Disorders 13IPFW Special Education Programs ................................ 14IPMG/Indiana Professional Management Group .......................................................... 66Ivy Tech Community College .......................................... 77Jesters of University of Saint Francis ............................ 48League for the Blind and Disabled/Independent Living ........................................................... 34League for the Blind and Disabled/In-Home Care ....................................................................... 35Loving Care Agency ........................................................... 74Lutheran Hospital Rehabilitation Services ................ 15Maxim Healthcare Services ............................................. 65Meaningful Day Services.................................................. 51Mental Health America in Allen County ..................... 59Merrill Lynch ......................................................................... 53Metropolitan Human Relations Commission 54Mizpah Shrine ...................................................................... 82Money Management International.............................. 79Ms. Wheelchair Indiana and Ms. Amazing ................. 86National MS Society/ Indiana State Chapter ....................................................... 83Numotion ............................................................................... 25Our Turn to Serve ................................................................ 84Park Center ............................................................................ 30Parkview Outpatient Rehab ............................................ 78Passages ................................................................................. 58Pathfinder Community Supports ................................. 44Pathfinder Resource Connection .................................. 31Positive Pathways................................................................ 63Prevail Prosthetics & Orthotics ....................................... 24ResCare ................................................................................... 23SCAN/Stop Child Abuse & Neglect .............................. 64SensoryCritters.com .......................................................... 12Soaring Arts Studio ............................................................ 36SRT Prosthetics & Orthotics ............................................. 76Summit Equestrian Center .............................................. 80Superior Van & Mobility .......................................................1SureHands Lift & Care Systems ...................................... 73The Arc of Indiana ............................................................... 69The Arc of Indiana Master Trust ..................................... 70The Columbus Organization ........................................... 68Turnstone ............................................................................... 37United Healthcare ............................................................... 62Vernon Manor ...................................................................... 60Women’s Bureau .................................................................. 55Writing By Gloria ................................................................. 75YMCA of Greater Fort Wayne .......................................... 28Zot Artz ................................................................................... 57


Exhibitors Information


Advocacy Links1819 Hillsdale RoadSouth Bend, IN 46614888-537-5733advocacy-links.com

Agape Respite Care298 N. Forest Park DriveBerne, IN 46711260-589-3351agaperespite.org

Aging & In-Home Services of Northeast Indiana2927 Lake AvenueFort Wayne, IN 46805260-745-1200agingihs.org

Amramp2824 Theater AvenueHuntington, IN 46750260-355-0500amramp.com/huntington-indiana

Autism Society of IndianaP.O. Box 314Garrett, IN 46738800-609-8449autismsocietyofindiana.org

AWS/Benchmark Human Services8515 Bluffton RoadFort Wayne, IN 46809260-455-4508awsusa.com

Bath Fitter2202 Research DriveFort Wayne, IN 46808567-204-2464bathfitter.com

Beers Mallers Backs & Salin110 W. Berry Street, Suite 1100Fort Wayne, IN 46802260-426-9706beersmallers.com

Bethesda Lutheran Communities3948 New Vision DriveFort Wayne, IN 46845260-481-4216BethesdaLutheranCommunities.org

Bosma Enterprises8020 Zionsville RoadIndianapolis, IN 46268317-876-5462bosma.org

Bowen Center2100 Goshen Road Fort Wayne, IN 46808574-269-0505bowencenter.org

Byron Health Center12101 Lima RoadFort Wayne, IN 46818260-637-3166byronhealth.org

Camp Red Cedar3900 Hursh RoadFort Wayne, IN 46845260-637-3608campredcedar.com

Canine Companions for Independence®

4989 State Route 37 EastDelaware, OH 43015740-833-3700cci.org

Children’s Autism Center10313 Aboite Center RoadFort Wayne, IN 46804260-459-6040childrensautismcenter.org

Community Transportation Network/CTN5601 Industrial RoadFort Wayne, IN 46825260-420-4370ridectn.org

Down Syndrome Association of Northeast Indiana/DSANIPO Box 13611Fort Wayne, IN 46865260-471-9964dsani.org

Dusty Dreams247 N. 600 EAvilla, IN 46710260-349-3282dustydreams.org

Easter Seals Arc of Northeast Indiana4919 Coldwater RoadFort Wayne, IN 46825260-456-4534eastersealsarcnein.org

Ferraro Behavior Services10319 Dawsons Creek Blvd.Fort Wayne, IN 46825260-489-9500ferrarobehaviorservices.com

Fifth Freedom4606 – C E. State StreetFort Wayne, IN 46815260-436-8789fifthfreedom.org

Forbes Disability group312 N. Wayne StreetAngola, IN 46703260-665-1002needsocialsecurity.com

Fort Wayne Center for Learning2510 East Dupont RoadFort Wayne, IN 46825260-469-3925http://www.fwcl.org

Fort Wayne Chapter/ Indiana Association Workers for the Blind1730 Colony DriveFort Wayne, IN 46825260-438-9216workersfortheblind.org

Fort Wayne Dance Collective437 E. Berry St. Suite 203Fort Wayne, IN 46802260-424-6574fwdc.org

Fort Wayne Parkinson’s Support Group8302 Beacon Ridge PlaceFort Wayne, IN 46835260-486-4893fwpsg.org

Forte Residential/Forte Home Health Care703 N. Huntington StreetSyracuse, IN 46567574-528-6398forteresidential.org

Goodwill Industries of Northeast Indiana, Inc.1516 Magnavox WayFort Wayne, IN 46804260-478-7617fwgoodwill.org

Handicap This! Productions9393 Bay Colony Drive #1SDes Plaines, IL 60016847-322-1297HandcapThis.com

Help at Home9025 Coldwater Road, Suite 400Fort Wayne, IN 46825260-451-8383helpathome.com

Home Healthcare Associates429 E Dupont Road Fort Wayne, IN 46825260-249-1056homehealthcareassociates.com

Home Health Depot6004 Highview DriveFort Wayne, IN 46818260-399-1355hhdepot.com

Home is Where the Heart is and Benson Transportation 5634 W. Jefferson Blvd.Fort Wayne, IN 46804260-387-6369 homecareisheart.net

Home Nursing Services528 West Washington Blvd.Fort Wayne, IN 46802260-424-1237InHomeNursingServices.com

HomePointe HealthCare8515 Bluffton RoadFort Wayne, IN 46809260-748-7913homepointecares.com

Hopebridge Pediatric Specialists3842 New Vision DriveFort Wayne, IN 46260765-454-9748hopebridge.com

ICAN & Paytons Place409 E. Cook RoadFort Wayne, IN 46825260-487-4226ican-autism.com

Indiana Applied Behavior Analysis2270 Lake Avenue Fort Wayne, IN 46805260-444-5649Indianaabainstitute.com

Indiana Mentor6008 Brandy Chase CoveFort Wayne, IN 46815260-485-5899in-mentor.com

Indiana Protection and Advocacy Services4701 N. Keystone Avenue, #222Indianapolis, IN 46808260-402-3332in.gov./IPAS

Indiana Works3090 Pheasant Run DriveLafayette, IN 47909765-635-1697aspireindiana.org/indiana_works.html

Industrial Operations 1425 Progress RoadFort Wayne, IN 46808260-432-1536awsusa.com

IPFW Communication Sciences & Disorders2101 E. Coliseum Blvd.Fort Wayne, IN 46805260-481-6952ipfw.edu/csd

IPFW Special Education Programs2101 E. Coliseum Blvd.Fort Wayne, IN 46805260-481-5742ipfw.edu/special-education

IPMG/Indiana Professional Management Group1305 Cumberland AvenueW. Lafayette, IN 47906866-672-4764gotoipmg.com

Ivy Tech Community College3800 N. Anthony Blvd.Fort Wayne, IN 46805260-481-2210ivytech.edu

Jesters of University of Saint Francis2701 Spring StreetFort Wayne, IN 46807260-745-3107sf.edu/sf/art/community/jesters

League for the Blind and Disabled/ In-Home Care5821 S. Anthony Blvd.Fort Wayne, IN [email protected]

League for the Blind and Disabled/ Independent Living5821 S. Anthony Blvd.Fort Wayne, IN 46816260-441-0551the-league.org

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Exhibitors Information, continuedLoving Care Agency220 Insurance Drive, Suite CFort Wayne, IN 46825260-969-0100lovingcareagency.com

Lutheran Hospital Rehabilitation Services7956 W Jefferson Blvd.Fort Wayne, IN 46804260-435-7248lutheranhealth.net

Maxim Healthcare Services4646 W. Jefferson Blvd.Fort Wayne, IN 46808260-432-1166maximhomecare.com

Meaningful Day Services225 South School StreetBrownsburg, IN 46112260-517-3811meaningfuldays.com

Mental Health America in Allen County2200 Lake Avenue, Suite 105Fort Wayne, IN 46805260-422-6441mentalhealthallencounty.org

Merrill Lynch9921 Dupont Circle West DriveFort Wayne, IN 46825260-427-6555ML.com

Metropolitan Human Relations Commission2310 Parnell AvenueFort Wayne, IN 46805260-427-1146 fortwaynemetro.org

Mizpah Shrine1015 Memorial WayFort Wayne, IN 46805260-426-4543mizpahshrine.com

Money Management International4105 W. Jefferson Blvd.Fort Wayne, IN 46804260-432-8200MoneyManagement.org

National MS Society — Indiana State Chapter3500 DePauw Boulevard, Suite 1040Indianapolis, IN 46268317-870-2501nationalmssociety.org/ini

Numotion1901 Production RoadFort Wayne, IN 46808260-410-1181numotion.com

Our Turn to Serve8717 Sandpiper CourtFort Wayne, IN 46804260-432-3999ourturntoserve.org

Park Center909 E State Blvd.Fort Wayne, IN 46805260-969-9464parkcenter.org

Parkview Outpatient Rehab2200 Randallia DriveFort Wayne, IN 46805260-373-7925parkview.com

PassagesP.O. Box 1005Fort Wayne, IN 46725260-244-9327passagesinc.org

Pathfinder Community Supports2824 Theater AvenueHuntington, IN 46750260-356-0500pathfinderservices.org

Pathfinder Resource Connection2824 Theater AvenueHuntington, IN 46750260-356-0500resourcecon.org

Positive Pathways13295 Illinois StreetCarmel, IN 46032317-440-4176positivepathways.net

Prevail Prosthetics & Orthotics7735 W Jefferson Blvd.Fort Wayne, IN 46804260-483-5219prevail1.com

ResCare4410 Executive Blvd.Fort Wayne, IN 46808260-490-3230rescare.com

SCAN/Stop Child Abuse & Neglect500 West Main StreetFort Wayne, IN 46802260-421-5000scanfw.org

SensoryCritters.com 4715 Lima Road Fort Wayne, IN 46818260-373-0900SensoryCritters.com

Soaring Arts StudioN-160 State Route 108 Napolean, OH 43545419-592-6451soaringarts.org

SRT Prosthetics & Orthotics1607 W. High StreetBryan, OH 43506419-212-2525srtprosthetics.com

Summit Equestrian Center10808 LaCabreah LaneFort Wayne, IN 46845260-619-2700summitequestrian.org

Superior Van & Mobility2218 Contractors DriveFort Wayne, IN 46818260-497-8267superiorvan.com

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