Of course you have your tickets to Big Red Liquors’ Noble Evening in the Garden presented by The National Bank of Indianapolis, right? So you know that you will get a sneak preview of all the gorgeous gardens while sampling incredible food & beverages, enjoying live entertainment, bidding on fantastic auction items and having a … Read More »
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Next Gerber Baby Will Be Boy with Down Syndrome
from The Chicago Tribune The 2018 Gerber baby was named Wednesday morning on the “Today” show, and he is Lucas Warren, the first child with Down syndrome to receive the honor of, essentially, America’s cutest baby. The 1-year-old from Dalton, Georgia, was selected as “Gerber Spokesbaby” from more than 140,000 photos submitted by parents. His … Read More »
Writing the Story of Her Life
Deloris has lived a full life by anyone’s standards and while she has a lot more on her bucket list, she’s ready to write a book about some of the more interesting tidbits. Like when she worked at Galyan’s Sporting Goods through Noble’s Community Employment service, and stopped a shoplifter from stealing a $300 winter … Read More »
Is Guardianship Right for Your Child?
Establishing legal guardianship may be the right move for your family, but before you decide, you need to know all the legal ramifications. Find out more about this important topic and get your questions answered at our upcoming educational forum, Guardianship: Thursday, February 22 9:30 – 11 am Noble (in the atrium) 7701 E. 21st … Read More »
Encourage Your Indiana Legislators to Support Hate Crime Legislation
Please encourage your Indiana legislators to support SB 418: the Hate Crime Bill moving through this year’s legislative session. A hate crime is one that is committed based on characteristics like: Race Religion Disability National Origin Gender Gender Identity Sexual Orientation Indiana is one of only five states without a hate crimes statute (the others … Read More »
NPR to Run Series on Abuse of People with Intellectual Disabilities
A yearlong NPR investigation has found that there’s little recognition of the abuse (and potential for abuse) of adults with intellectual disabilities. The series starts on Monday, January 8th and runs through Thursday, January 18th. There will be print stories (with photos and art) on-line at www.npr.org. And the radio stories can be heard there. … Read More »
Noble Receives $10 Million Grant from Lilly Endowment Inc.
We are thrilled to announce that Noble has been awarded a $10 million grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. This grant is for capacity building and long-term sustainability. It is one of 10 Lilly Endowment grants totaling $80 million designed to help agencies that serve persons with disabilities build stronger financial futures. There are strict guidelines … Read More »
Our FY ’17 Annual Report Now Online
We are committed to being excellent stewards of the resources entrusted to us. To maximize these resources, we have decided to post our FY ’17 Annual Report online rather than mass produce it. You can find it here, on our homepage, on our Donate page and on our Resources page. However, please contact us or … Read More »
Energy Assistance Available
Winter is quickly approaching, and many Hoosiers are eligible for energy assistance through the Low Income Heating Assistance Program. Households that qualify for assistance are protected from utility disconnection from Dec. 1 through March 15. To find an energy assistance program that serves our area, click here or call 1-800-382-9895. If you do not qualify, … Read More »
