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Amber Grace was founded by Debbie and David Turner, parents of a daughter with Down Syndrome, who dreamed of creating the kind of community they longed for their own child. Named after their daughter, Amber, the community reflects their vision: a place where adults with IDD can live with dignity, independence, and belonging — supported by faith, family, and friendship.
Our Mission
To cultivate a Christ-led Abundant Life for every Neighbor, their Families, and the Communities we serve.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Amber Grace is a residential community designed for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Our mission is to provide a safe, purposeful, and joy-filled community where Neighbors can grow in independence, build meaningful friendships, and live with dignity and belonging. Below you’ll find answers to some of the most common questions families and caregivers ask when first exploring Amber Grace. A full list of FAQs can be found on our About page.
Who will Amber Grace serve?
How many Neighbors will be able to live at Amber Grace?
Is Amber Grace a long-term healthcare facility?
Is Amber Grace a school?
What are some distinctives of Amber Grace?
How do I apply to become a Neighbor in your community?
How is Amber Grace funded?
What does the cost of care include?
How does a Support Family work?
How long will residents be able to remain at Amber Grace as they age?