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 »
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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 »
Noble Art Construction
Join us as we chronicle the construction of our Noble Art location in Speedway. In a series of ultra-short social media reels, we are taking Noble stakeholders with us as we document the progress of Noble Art in taking shape: 1st Installment–Welcome to the Neighborhood 2nd Installment–See Inside as Demo Progresses 3rd Installment–Air Conditioning Dies … 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 »
Taking Back My Identity
Blog written by McKenna Strange Growing up with a disability is not easy, but it has shaped who I am today. My name is McKenna Strange, and I was born with spastic cerebral palsy. This affects the way I walk by causing issues with balance, coordination, and muscle tightness. As a kid I was constantly … Read More »
Celebrating 35 Years of ADA
This Saturday marks the 35th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)—a significant milestone that should be recognized for the decades of diligent work and public advocacy that helped put this law in place. ADA is a civil rights law that prevents discrimination against individuals with disabilities in areas of public life. The act … Read More »
Supporting Lifelong Growth
For individuals with intellectual & developmental disabilities, personal growth isn’t limited to one phase of life. From early childhood through adulthood, the journey toward independence, confidence & well-being is ongoing. At Noble, we are here for every step. Lifelong growth means different things for different people. For some, it’s learning to communicate with confidence. For … Read More »
Proposed Waiver Changes: Learn More Now
The Bureau of Disabilities Services and Office of Medicaid Policy & Planning have issued a public notice on the intent to propose amendments to the Family Support, Community Integration & Habilitation, Health & Wellness, Indiana PathWays, and Traumatic Brain Injury Waivers to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. A 30-day public comment period runs … Read More »
Staying Active: Good for Everyone
Blog written by McKenna Strange Staying active can be difficult for anyone, yet it’s undeniably important for all of us. However, there are added difficulties for individuals with disabilities. Having a disability can make it difficult to find ways to stay active that also work with your physical ability & comfort level. It could be … Read More »
