Employment is more than just a job—it’s a key part of how we define ourselves & contribute to the world around us. Finding meaningful employment is a crucial step for individuals with disabilities to achieve greater independence, confidence & community involvement. At Noble, we’ve seen firsthand how employment opportunities can transform lives & introduce new … Read More »
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Congrats to Our 2024 Annual Award Winners!
We are proud to announce our 2024 Annual Award Winners, presented by Citizens Energy Group and Corteva Agriscience. This announcement was made today with a full page, back cover ad in the Indianapolis Business Journal. Below are the award winners & a brief summary of their contributions. The President’s Award is our highest honor, and … Read More »
7 Reasons Why Hiring People with Disabilities Is Good for Business
reposted article written by Karen Herson for Forbes Business Council Every day, Americans with disabilities bring their skills & talents to our nation’s workplaces. They perform all types of jobs at all levels, in businesses of all sizes. They are entrepreneurs, innovators & community leaders. Yet, people with disabilities, including veterans with service-connected disabilities, have … Read More »
Wrapping Up Our 70th Year
Remembering the Past, Celebrating the Present, Looking to the Future As we wrap up our 70th year of service, Noble stands at a pivotal point between our rich history & a future filled with promise. Since the opening of the first Noble School in 1953, we have been guided by the principles of inclusion, empowerment … Read More »
Let’s Taco ‘Bout You at Our Next Parent Cafe
Life can be challenging, even under what may seem to be the best circumstances. Tackling those challenges by yourself, however, may be close to impossible. Imagine instead, that you are surrounded by a strong network of supports that are helping you build resilience & strengthen communication–that can make a world of difference. That’s the goal … Read More »
HANDS in Autism Is Conducting a Research Study
HANDS in Autism® is conducting a research study and has asked Noble to share the information below with our stakeholders.* Any questions regarding this study should be directed to HANDS in Autism® at hands@iu.edu or 317-274-2697. Developmental Disabilities Through Lived Experiences (DDLE) Interviews Help inform the needs of the developmental disabilities community in the … Read More »
Coaches Needed for Special Olympics
from Inside Indiana Business, 08.22.24 Special Olympics Indiana has launched the Campaign for Coaches initiative to attract & train volunteer coaches throughout the state, the organization announced Wednesday. The program offers comprehensive training designed to equip coaches “with the skills they need to make a profound & lasting impact” on thousands of athletes in Indiana. … Read More »
Rehearsing Emergencies
Join Noble for our inaugural Emergency Services Experience! This free event provides the opportunity to “rehearse emergency situations” so you’ll feel empowered to respond in the event of a real situation. August 24, 2024 10 am – Noon Hendricks County Fairgrounds 1900 E. Main St. | Danville Everyone is welcome to participate, especially people with … Read More »
Back-to-School Guide
reposted from The Arc U.S., edited for brevity The excitement of a new school year is in the air! For parents of children with disabilities, this time brings unique challenges & opportunities to make the difference in your child’s growth & success. Here are some practical tips to help you & your child start the … Read More »
‘Weathering the Storm’ at our next Parent Cafe
Life can be challenging, even under what may seem to be the best circumstances. Tackling those challenges by yourself, however, may be close to impossible. Imagine instead, that you are surrounded by a strong network of supports that are helping you build resilience & strengthen communication–that can make a world of difference. That’s the goal … Read More »
