The Indiana Resource Center for Autism regularly conduct Needs Assessment Surveys. Information from these surveys helps identify support and funding needs. The data is also used to inform policymakers. The survey will take about 15 minutes, so if you or your loved one has autism, please consider sharing your input. All information will remain confidential. … Read More »
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People With Disabilities Now Eligible For COVID Vaccine
People with disabilities ages 16 – 49 who receive home- and community-based waiver services are now eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. This includes individuals on the Family Support Waiver and the Community Integration & Habilitation Waiver, meaning that nearly 19,000 individuals are now eligible for this important vaccination. Before individuals can make an appointment, … Read More »
Shape the Future of IndyGo Paratransit Services
From March 16 – April 8, @IndyGoBus is hosting 11 public meetings to get feedback on how they can provide its Open Door paratransit service outside of the ADA-mandated service area. Your input will help form a new set of policies for the Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation Board of Directors to consider and adopt. IndyGo … Read More »
Julia Carson: Fighting for Those Who Don’t Have a Voice
Our next Black History Month highlight is Julia Carson. Overcoming poverty and racism, Julia worked hard for her success. A single mom of two, she was working for the United Auto Workers when she met newly elected Rep. Andy Jacobs. He hired her as a District Aide and became an important mentor for her. After working … Read More »
Tony Dungy: Leadership In Life
Next up in our Celebration of Black History Month: Tony Dungy. He began his head coaching career in 1996 with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, a franchise regarded as being near the bottom of the league. However, his leadership brought new success to the Buccaneers, leading them to four playoff appearances in six seasons. He went … Read More »
Black History Month: Josephine Bakhita
Noble’s Diversity and Inclusion Council is proud to highlight the third person in our Black History Month Spotlight Series: St. Josephine Bakhita. Born in 1869 in western Sudan, St. Josephine Bakhita was surrounded by a loving family of three brothers and three sisters. Her world took a horrific turn when she was kidnapped by slave … Read More »
Looking for a Noble Career?
Looking for a career that’s more than just a paycheck? Apply online to join the Noble team. We have full-time and part-time openings in our community-based services. Your role? Provide direct support to adults with disabilities in developing life skills, assisting with personal care needs, furthering individual development, being part of our community & living … Read More »
Neil deGrasse Tyson: Proving Science Can Be Fun
Next up in our celebration of Black History Month is Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson. Almost single-handedly, Neil deGrasse Tyson has made science fun to those of us who struggled with it in school. Yes, he’s an expert in Astrophysics with a doctorate from Columbia University, served on two U.S. Aerospace Commissions, and has written dozens … Read More »
Enjoy At-Home Experience with Noble Evening in the Garden
Join us for a fun and interactive “At Home Experience” as we go virtual for the 25th annual Noble Evening in the Garden on Friday, March 12! Purchase a Bundle for TWO that includes a three-course steak dinner from Peterson’s, a bottle of wine from Cooper’s Hawk & more. Bundles are limited. Purchase yours today: … Read More »
Celebrating Black History Month
In honor of Black History Month, Noble’s Diversity & Inclusion Council is sharing the contributions of Black Americans to our world. Today, we celebrate Maya Angelou. Throughout her life, Maya Angelou accumulated so many awards and honors that it’s difficult to put a single label on her legacy. Among her many contributions, she was a … Read More »
