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Join us virtually to learn more on Harnessing the Power of Assistive Technology: Thursday, April 28 11 am Via Zoom This training is free; simply RSVP to Diane Gann so she can email you the Zoom Meeting link. Harnessing the Power of Assistive Technology will be presented by Nikol Prieto, Community Outreach Coordinator for the … Read More »

Today we honor the life and legacy of the greatest civil rights leader in American History,  Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. King dedicated his life to improving the world through his fight for equality and opportunity for all Americans through peaceful expression of opinion, unity, and care for one another.  More than 50 years … Read More »

Written by Jennifer McGregor Living—and thriving—with autism presents unique challenges. That said, parents can look for ways to help their kids thrive. Creating dedicated spaces for your child to feel safe, comfortable, and appropriately stimulated doesn’t have to be expensive. Noble offers some ideas on affordable home features that can help kids with autism reach … Read More »

Article by Jennifer McGregor The arts can be a valuable tool in supporting the educational and emotional development of a child with disabilities. Embracing creative arts helps children develop coping skills to deal with any behavioral challenges. Art also helps with coordination, socialization, and motor skills. From drawing to painting to drama, you have plenty … Read More »

Today’s DSP Appreciation theme is “Ways Our DSPs Are Wonderful.” While so many beautiful adjectives and phrases describe this important part of our workforce, we found that our message was summed up this way: “A special thanks to all of our Noble DSPs for your patience, dedication and caring spirit. Thank you for the support … Read More »

In honor of DSP Appreciation Week, we are taking the opportunity to recognize the many contributions that our DSPs make each day. For Top 10 Tuesday, we compiled a list of some of the characteristics that our DSPs draw on in working with the individuals we serve: Dedication: to the people we serve and to … Read More »

This week, organizations like Noble across the country are recognizing the contributions of their front-line staff during this 2021 Direct Support Professionals Week. We set aside this time to honor and celebrate the important work of the professionals who choose a career in direct service for people with disabilities. DSPs represent over half of Noble’s … Read More »

Guest post written by Jennifer McGregor of Public Health Library Finding the right home for your family—and preparing them for the move—is always a serious undertaking. When you have a child with a disability, however, you have a lot more to consider. It’s not just a matter of finding a property with enough room or … Read More »

by Amanda Henderson of Safe Children.Info When warm weather hits, most kids are eager to get outside and explore. However, too much sun, the dangers of water, and falls that leave bumps and bruises can all take their toll on little ones. While you don’t want to see them get hurt, you also don’t want … Read More »

article provided by AutismHelpHug.org Online bullying and cybercrime can be a traumatic experience for anyone. However, people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) may be even more susceptible to these and other internet-related crimes like phishing and identity fraud. Cyberbullying and ASD The internet is full of platforms where users can interact with one another. Though … Read More »