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It would be good if it can have some companionship. I really hope that you can get this baby to eat. Try some bits of chopped scrambled egg or raw egg, and try a small amount of feed with water added to it. Is it curling it's toes under on the injured foot? I would start some pultry vitamins...

Just try to be there at daylight to watch how the broody treats the poult. If you have to try to raise the poult on your own, sprinkle feed all around it's feet on a paper towel and dip it's beak in water a few times. The paper towels get messy, but he will get the hang of eating. Good luck, and...

Can you start it on poultry vitamins, try splinting the leg or not, and then confine it to a cage with food and water close, that is with the other babies for company? Leg bone deformities are very common in turkeys and other poultry. But it may just be an injury that will heal, hopefully.