Does your child have autism? Would you know what signs to look for? According to the Centers for Disease Control, 1 in 68 school-age children has autism spectrum disorder. It’s called a spectrum disorder because of the wide range of characteristics a person with autism can have. As the saying goes, “If you’ve met one … Read More »
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Noble Launches Career Discovery Experience
The Career Discovery Experience is being held at Ivy Tech’s west side campus, which is 7 miles from Noble Business Enterprises. Noble Career Development Specialist Allison Judge takes the eight individuals in the group from Noble Business Enterprises to Ivy Tech, and brings them back at the end of the day. Our goal is to … Read More »
Celebrating Recreational Therapy Month
Recreational therapy is designed to restore, remediate and rehabilitate a person’s level of functioning and independence in life activities, to promote health and wellness as well as reduce or eliminate the activity limitations and restriction to participation in life situations caused by an illness or disabling condition. But it’s also a lot of fun. This … Read More »
Noble Events Generate Fun and Funds
Fundraising events like November’s Raising the Stakes for Noble are one way we raise money to support our mission and help the people we serve achieve their dreams. But they wouldn’t succeed if they weren’t also a lot of fun! At Raising the Stakes for Noble, we featured our Music Therapy program. With Music Therapist … Read More »
Recreational Therapy Boosts Many Skills
Recreational Therapy may look like “fun and games,” but it promotes many important benefits for the people we serve.
Hiring People with Disabilities Makes Good Business Sense
There are so many reasons why you should hire people with disabilities through Noble’s Community Employment. Here are just a few.
Reis-Nichols Partners with Noble for Autism Awareness
Noble is proud to partner with Reis-Nichols to promote Autism Awareness!
City-County Council Honors Noble’s 60th Anniversary
On Sept. 9, the City-County Council honored Noble’s 60th anniversary of service to our community!
Music Forms the Rhythm of Life
While the purpose of Music Therapy is to help individuals with disabilities achieve very specific life-skill goals, it can also be a lot of fun!
Drawing a Path to His Future
Danna Anderson is drawing a path to his future through his artwork.