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Fort Wayne is a city for people of all abilities. As a major adaptive sports competition site, we understand the importance of accessibility and are intentional to provide resources for visitors and residents to experience our city to the fullest.
The League for the Blind and Disabled partners with Deaflink to help visitors and residents find the appropriate interpreting services for their needs.
5821 S. Anthony Blvd.
Fort Wayne IN 46816
Voice/TTY: (260) 441-0551 or (800) 889-3443
Videophone for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing: (260) 440-3013
DeafLink Emergency Pager: (260) 481-8153
Need paratransit services while visiting Fort Wayne? If you’re certified in your residence area, call to verify your visitor eligibility at least one day before arrival to schedule your travel.
To schedule a trip and verify eligibility, call (260) 432-4546.
A U.S. Olympic/Paralympic training site, Turnstone offers fitness facilities for Olympians and Paralympians traveling through the area. The fieldhouse also offers drop-in rates for travelers looking for accessible workout facilities.
(260) 483-2100
The Fort Wayne Autism Center has three locations that offer services ranging from teaching social skills to therapy and support for children on the spectrum of autism.
(260) 245-1455
Easterseals Arc offers a broad range of services including employment services, day programs, residential services, recreation, and respite for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
4919 Coldwater Rd
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
(260) 456-4534
AWS Foundation supports community initiatives to make our city more inclusive for individuals with disabilities. Check out a list of some of these resources here.
The YMCA offers a wide range of Adaptive & Inclusive facilities and programs.
Community Transportation Network provides full access to community resources through friendly transportation services for seniors, persons with disabilities, children, youth, and the agencies that support them.
5601 Industrial Rd
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
(260) 420-3280
support@ridectn.org
Superior Van & Mobility - Fort Wayne, IN's rental program includes vehicles that are equipped with wheelchair ramps and customized seating to accommodate individuals with mobility challenges. They also offer airport pick-up and drop-off services for a small fee.
2218 Contractors Dr.
Fort Wayne, IN 46818
Superior Store Phone: (260) 497-8267
Superior Rental Phone: (844) 648-7368
Star Mobility Transportation LLC provides non-emergency medical transportation. Their services are targeted at individuals who need the appropriate facilities and support to get to medical appointments, rehab sessions, or home from hospital discharges.
226 East Collins Road, Suite D
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
260-445-0754
Info@starmobilitytranspo.com
This page is intended to be a useful guide for Fort Wayne visitors and residents with disabilities to easily access all that our city has to offer. Visit Fort Wayne intends to continue developing the content of this page to ensure this information is up-to-date and helpful. If you have a suggestion of more attractions, transportation, resources or other helpful information that should be included, please contact our staff.
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