We are excited to announce that this is Direct Support Professionals Week. Across the country, it’s a wonderful opportunity to recognize the dedication of our hardworking direct support professionals to the people we serve. In Governor Braun’s proclamation, he noted that Indiana has over 32,000 men and women working as DSPs, providing critical services and … Read More »

At 83, Evelyn lives a pretty independent life with the support of Noble. A strong advocate for her independence, she has always enjoyed doing things for herself. In fact, she used to cut her own grass with a push mower. Evelyn is currently using a tablet provided by Noble through a technology grant to work … Read More »

For more than 70 years, Noble has worked alongside individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families to create opportunities for independence, connection, and belonging. While our programs have evolved over the decades, our mission has remained the same: helping people live meaningful lives as valued members of their communities. That mission exists because, … Read More »

Hello, my name is Jack Magee. I am a Public Relations and Communications Intern here at Noble this summer as part of the Fehribach Internship Program. I am going into my Senior Year at Valparaiso University as a Digital Media Arts Major with a Minor in Secondary Education. While in school, I am a member … Read More »

blog post by Jack Magee As warmer weather comes around, the traveling season has come upon us. Traveling on a plane can be a hard, stressful experience, but for people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD), traveling can be exponentially more challenging. The loud, inconsistent noises, bright lights, and just the huge amount of people … Read More »