The primaries are how so many elected officials are determined, especially at the local level. When cities and counties tend to lean one way or another, it’s all the more important to vote in your primary. If primaries are being held in your area (as they are in so many places across the state today), … Read More »
Author: mynoblelife
Making the Little Things Fun
Molly & Cassidy have worked together since Cass was just 14. Both would agree that those teen years were hard. All that time together has paid off, though, in so many ways. Back then, Cass had a tough time with adjusting to change & getting along with others. Questions directed toward her would sometimes feel … Read More »
Valentine’s Day at the Statehouse
There was plenty of love and appreciation shared at the Indiana Statehouse on Valentine’s Day. Each year, The Arc of Indiana and Self-Advocates of Indiana host their annual Valentine’s Day at the Statehouse event. The people we serve, staff and organizations like Noble from across the state spend the day visiting our State Senators and … Read More »
Wade Wingler to Be Noble’s New CEO
Noble Board Chair Jenna Barnett announced today that Wade Wingler has been named the new President and CEO of Noble, Inc. An experienced leader in the field of disability services, Wade will succeed Julia Huffman and assume responsibilities on March 20, 2023. Last fall, Julia had announced that she planned to retire on March 31st. … Read More »
Linda – A Full, Happy Life
by freelance writer Rudy Schouten In many ways, Linda Bradley’s life was a perfect reflection of Noble’s long history of serving people with disabilities. Born with Down syndrome, Linda enrolled in Noble School a few years after it was founded in 1953, where she learned to read and write. In 1966, she entered Noble’s Home … Read More »
A Day of Service
In commemoration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his lasting legacy, many people spent the day serving others. Seven team members from Onebridge volunteered alongside individuals we serve in our Art Studio. Rather than taking on a more typical art project, we all learned the messy, fun process of creating your own paper. Paper … Read More »
Making Life Decisions
Growing up means making important life decisions. Having a disability does not mean you need someone to make them for you. Supported Decision Making allows the individual to set the course for their life, surrounded by the people they love. Learn more about it at our free Zoom forum hosted by Noble’s Center for Family … Read More »
Empowering People with Disabilities
submitted by Ronie Salazar/Veed Making our society more livable for all people is a responsibility that falls on everyone, not just those with disabilities. We all can & should take action to promote the rights of each other. What you can do to promote disability justice takes thought & effort. Support for adults and kids … Read More »
Thanks to Meijer Store 131
A big thanks to the wonderful employees at the Meijer store on East Washington Street, Indianapolis for supporting Noble. Their generous $5,000 gift will help the children and adults we serve Dream It. Live It. during this holiday season and all throughout the year! Leaders and staff at Meijer took a few minutes out of their … Read More »
Julia Huffman to Retire March 2023
After 11 years at the helm as Noble’s President and CEO, Julia Huffman has announced her plans to retire March 31, 2023. Julia has served Noble since she joined the team in 1990 as the Clinical Services Manager. The Board of Directors has opened a nationwide search to fill this critical role. Board Chair Jenna … Read More »
