The Indianapolis International Airport (IND) now offers dedicated sensory spaces and support services to ease the travel experience for individuals and families who may benefit from additional accommodations. IND offers two sensory rooms, one on each concourse, designed to provide a controlled environment for travelers who may feel overwhelmed in a busy airport setting. These … Read More »
Author: mynoblelife
Empowering You to Succeed in All Stages of Life
For families and individuals navigating life with intellectual or developmental disabilities, the phrase “disability service provider” can sound broad or overwhelming. At Noble, it means being a trusted partner — someone who walks alongside you, offering tools, resources, and encouragement to help each person thrive at every stage of life. Supporting Families Noble’s role often … Read More »
31 Job Tips in 31 Days
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month, and what better way to celebrate than sharing some valuable job tips. Noble’s Employment Consultants and leadership have offered the following bits of advice that they learned over the years or things they wish someone had told them at the start of their career: 1 Volunteer when you’re … Read More »
Noble Art Construction
Join us as we chronicle the construction of our Noble Art location in Speedway. In a series of short social media reels, we are taking Noble stakeholders with us as we document the construction of Noble Art: 1st Installment–Welcome to the Neighborhood 2nd Installment–See Inside as Demo Progresses 3rd Installment–Air Conditioning Dies Mid-Heat Wave 4th … Read More »
Join Us for Grand Opening of Noble Art!
We’re excited to announce the Grand Opening of Noble Art, our brand new headquarters for Therapeutic Art. Come see for yourself—we can’t wait to share this inspiring space: Noble Art Open House Thursday, October 30 Noon – 4 pm remarks at 1 pm 5011 W. 16th Street, Speedway Set in the heart of Speedway, Noble Art … Read More »
More Than a Job: Employee Appreciation Week
At Noble, our mission is powered by people. Every day, Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) and staff walk alongside individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, offering the encouragement, skills, and care that empower people to thrive. Their work is about much more than daily tasks — it’s about building relationships, celebrating achievements, and creating opportunities. The … Read More »
Upcoming Forum: Assistive Technology
Assistive technology can provide children and adults with disabilities with just the right boost of support to increase independence and daily satisfaction. Find out more at our upcoming online forum hosted by Noble’s Center for Family Leadership: Harness Assistive Technology to Increase Independence Thursday, Sept. 25 11:30 am – 12:30 pm Via Microsoft Teams You … Read More »
The Real Damage of Disability Stereotypes
written by McKenna Strange Stereotypes and assumptions surround our daily lives. They are often subtle, yet powerful, shaping how we perceive others – and how others perceive themselves. A stereotype is a generalization about a specific group of people. Sometimes we assume things without even realizing it—also known as implicit bias. Whether a stereotype is … Read More »
Self Advocates of Indiana
Self-advocacy is more than speaking up — it’s about knowing your rights, making informed choices, and shaping the life you want to live. Across Indiana, Self Advocates of Indiana (SAI) is empowering individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to do just that. Noble is proud to be connected to this important work through our local … Read More »
IBJ Nonprofit Excellence Award Recognition
On Tuesday, Noble was honored with IBJ’s Nonprofit Excellence Awards as a distinguished nonprofit! We are so proud to receive this recognition from among the nearly 100 nominations submitted to celebrate the work we do every day—supporting individuals with disabilities and strengthening our community through compassion, innovation, and inclusion. This was the first year for … Read More »
