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 »
Author: mynoblelife
Coming to the Penrod Arts Fair!
The countdown to Penrod is on! 🎨 Noble Art is heading to the 59th Annual CBIZ Penrod Arts Fair: Saturday, September 12 9 am – 5 pm Newfields Yellow Section Booth #36 Look for the Noble Artists’ Tent at Booth 36 in the Yellow Section, where you’ll find a variety of artwork available for purchase, … Read More »
Why Visibility Matters: Building Communities Where Everyone Belongs
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 »
Join Us for Forum on IDEA and Section 504
The Center for Family Leadership is hosting an upcoming forum on IDEA and Section 504 of the Rehab Act of 1973 so please join us to see what these laws mean for your family: IDEA & Section 504 of the Rehab Act of 1973 Thur | Aug 13 | 2026 11:30 am – 12:30 pm … Read More »
My Experience as an Intern
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 »
Traveling with Children with Disabilities
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 »
Golf Classic Raises Record $126,500+
On Monday, June 22, the 21st annual Noble Golf Classic raised a record $126,500+ at the Sagamore Golf Club. Between the 18 holes, golfers enjoyed fantastic snacks and drinks at hospitality tents set up all over this Jack Nicklaus course, as well as lunch at the Clubhouse Grille and an hors d’oeuvres reception provided by Ruth’s Chris Steak House. We would like to thank … Read More »
In the News: WISH TV Features Noble Art
Noble Art has garnered some impressive attention recently, with WISH TV featuring its therapeutic arts program. Specifically, the story centers on a partnership forged a year ago between Noble and the University of Indianapolis for art therapy that’s benefiting the people we serve. That partnership offers a win for everyone involved. Noble elevates its therapeutic … Read More »
UIndy Partners with Noble for Art Therapy
by Dan Klein, Director of Public & Media Relations, University of Indianapolis Creativity is bursting from the seams at Noble Art, Noble’s newest location in Speedway for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The space features an art studio and gallery to promote sales of individual art. Inside a room filled with about a dozen … Read More »
Answering Your Questions
We know this week’s announcement regarding Noble’s strategic realignment has generated questions from families, employees, partners, and members of our community. To help provide clarity, we’ve created a Frequently Asked Questions page that addresses many of the questions we’ve received about the transition of Community Living residential services, our partnership with Sycamore Services, support for … Read More »
