At Noble, we work hard to hold ourselves to high standards of quality. We are CARF accredited and operate in compliance with the rigorous standards established by the state entities that oversee organizations like Noble. Because we rely on the support of our community, we are excellent stewards of our resources, as demonstrated by our … Read More »
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Valentines at the Statehouse
With clear skies and a temp a bit above normal, everything was set for the hundreds of individuals with disabilities, their support teams, service organizations and advocates to spend Feb. 12 celebrating Valentines at the Statehouse. Organized by The Arc of Indiana and Self Advocates of Indiana, this annual tradition draws people from across the … Read More »
The Benefits of Music, Rec & Behavioral Therapies
Have you ever wondered whether therapy services would benefit you or someone you love? Learn more when you join us virtually for: Experience the Benefits of Music, Rec & Behavioral Therapies Thursday, February 26 11:30 am – 12:30 pm EST FREE via Microsoft Teams In this interactive forum, licensed professionals in Noble’s Music, Recreational & … Read More »
Hosting Sensory-Friendly Holiday Gatherings
Hosting holiday gatherings when you have guests with autism or sensory processing disorder doesn’t mean sacrificing festivity. It means creating an environment where everyone can comfortably participate. With a few thoughtful adjustments to your home, you can transform potentially overwhelming celebrations into inclusive, joyful experiences. Whether you’re hosting family members with sensory sensitivities or opening … Read More »
Enjoy Sensory-Friendly Holiday Events
Finding autism-friendly holiday activities in Central Indiana used to mean missing out on community celebrations. Not anymore. Area venues now offer sensory-accommodating events specifically designed for families of children with autism & individuals with sensory processing disorder–they’re absolutely magical! These aren’t just “regular events with lower lights.” Central Indiana’s sensory-friendly holiday programming features reduced crowds, … Read More »
Raising the Stakes Broke Records!
Noble’s 15th annual Raising the Stakes for Noble raised a record-breaking $148,000! Held on Nov. 14 at The Crane Bay, the Ray Skillman Avon Hyundai’s Raising the Stakes presented by Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Isaacs & Isaacs and Corteva Agrisciences sold out months ahead of time as eager attendees purchased their tickets early. The mission portion … Read More »
Creativity Meets Confidence at Noble Art
At Noble, creativity is more than self-expression — it’s a path to growth, confidence, and healing. Last month, we opened the doors to Noble Art, a space designed to help individuals with disabilities explore their creativity, build new skills, and find joy in the process of creating art. Rooted in Noble’s long-standing commitment to personalized, … Read More »
Sensory Rooms Open at Indianapolis Intl. Airport
The Indianapolis International Airport (IND) now offers dedicated sensory spaces and support services to ease the travel experience for individuals and families who may benefit from additional accommodations. IND offers two sensory rooms, one on each concourse, designed to provide a controlled environment for travelers who may feel overwhelmed in a busy airport setting. These … Read More »
Empowering You to Succeed in All Stages of Life
For families and individuals navigating life with intellectual or developmental disabilities, the phrase “disability service provider” can sound broad or overwhelming. At Noble, it means being a trusted partner — someone who walks alongside you, offering tools, resources, and encouragement to help each person thrive at every stage of life. Supporting Families Noble’s role often … Read More »
31 Job Tips in 31 Days
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month, and what better way to celebrate than sharing some valuable job tips. Noble’s Employment Consultants and leadership have offered the following bits of advice that they learned over the years or things they wish someone had told them at the start of their career: 1 Volunteer when you’re … Read More »
