When Behavior Clinician Molly Lang and Mollie N. get together each week, they always have a blast. It may be their time to talk through anything that has been bugging Mollie N., but they always manage to have fun too. They may head to the mall, or hang out while posing for selfies with fun … Read More »

While the holidays are over, families in our First Steps Early Intervention Service are still smiling over the generosity of the Sertoma Club of Broad Ripple. Back in November, armed with shopping lists filled with both necessities and a few toy suggestions, a dozen Sertoma members and spouses gathered at Meijer in Carmel. They walked … Read More »

Last May, some of the people in our Pre-Vocational Service began volunteering at Animal Care Services. So far, they’ve spent approximately 260 hours as Animal Care Volunteers, completing a variety of tasks that depend on the center’s needs that day. As you can see from the photo, Cathy and the others especially enjoy providing some … Read More »

A quiet leader, Chakotay takes advantage of every opportunity offered through Noble’s Career Discovery Experience (CDE) to prepare for a successful job in the community. Chakotay joined CDE shortly after graduating from Arsenal Tech High School. While his goal is to work in the field of technology, he knew that he needed to work on … Read More »

excerpted from a blog written by broadbandsearch.net When most people think of the risks people face on the internet, being exposed to sexual predators is not the biggest danger. The biggest threat is cyberbullying. According to stopbullying,gov, cyberbullying takes place over digital devices like cell phones, computers, and tablets. Cyberbullying can occur through SMS, text, … Read More »

You completed a will and perhaps a revocable living trust. You’ve set up a durable power of attorney for health care and a living will, and all of your records are organized. So you’re finished with your estate planning, right? Maybe, maybe not. Change is inevitable, changes in family circumstances may mean you need to … Read More »

from ACCEL, Arizona Centers for Comprehensive Education and Life Skills As a parent, you may experience a lot of anxiety in knowing you will soon have to travel with your child with autism—especially when traveling long distances. However, there are proven methods to help make your travel as easy and painless as possible. Routine, Routine, … Read More »

Each year, IRA and 401(k)s are required minimum distributions. Because the distributions start at about 4% at age 71 and then slowly increase, many IRA and 401(k) plans continue to grow in value. While distributions eventually become larger, most people pass away with an IRA or 401(k) close to the value of their original plan. … Read More »