The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) is a federal program to help low-income households pay for internet service and connected devices. Eligible Households can receive: Up to $30/month discount on your internet service Up to $100 toward a laptop, tablet or desktop computer (with a co-pay of $10 – $50) Only one monthly service discount and one … Read More »

We are one week away from Indiana’s voter registration deadline. It is important that you make your voice heard and your vote count. To vote in the May 3, 2022 Primary Election, you must be registered by April 4. To check your voter registration status or to register to vote: Visit www.indianavoters.in.gov. Under Register to … Read More »

Born with a rare condition, Tripp needed 5 surgeries before he was even 3 months old. Today, he’s making great progress, thanks to his family, our early intervention therapies & people like YOU! Toddlers like Tripp are counting on you this Giving Tuesday. With your gift, you will help them see a world filled with … Read More »

We are thrilled to announce our 2021 Annual Award Winners presented by Citizens Energy Group and Corteva Agriscience. Each year, Noble honors individuals, businesses and organizations for their dedication to furthering Noble’s mission of expanding opportunities and enhancing the lives of people with disabilities. We would also like to recognize the following for generously sponsoring … Read More »

Beginning October 1st, Indy EAP will begin accepting applications for the Energy Assistance Program (EAP) through the John Boner Neighborhood Centers. EAP provides assistance to qualified individuals and families for home heating bills. If you are approved for EAP assistance, you will automatically receive a 10-25% discount on your natural gas bill through Citizens Energy Group’s … Read More »

The FCC has launched a program to make the internet and technology more accessible to those who can least afford it. Get Emergency Broadband will provide low-income families with discounts on broadband of $50 per month and a discount of up to $100 per month for a computer or tablet. Eligible individuals include people receiving … Read More »

When families are working and kids are learning, the future is brighter for everyone in Indiana. Now, Indiana families are getting help with that through the Build, Learn, Grow scholarship fund. When our children have a safe, reliable place to learn and grow while we’re on the job, all Hoosier communities are strengthened. During the … Read More »

Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch and State Representative Ed Clere recently presented the 2021 Rauch Imagine Award to Direct Support Professionals (DSP) who commit their lives to serving Hoosiers. Over 26,000 Hoosiers work as DSPs, helping individuals with disabilities retain independence, community involvement and family connections. According to Lt. Governor Crouch, “It has been their passion … Read More »

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 »

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 »