We Love Our Volunteers!

On April 25, a dozen volunteers gathered in the Noble Sensory Garden to prepare the area for spring. After more than 36 wheelbarrow loads of leaves and weeds were removed, the group switched gears. It was time to mulch. This particular project has been a team effort with Corteva Agriscience, and Noble is blessed to … Read More »

Staff Spotlight: Kiernan Kord

As part of a new series on our blog, we are profiling various staff members from across the organization. Today’s post features Kiernan Kord, Direct Support Professional. Kiernan started his Advanced Standing Master’s of Social Work (MSW) Program through Grand Canyon University (online) in January 2025, which he plans to finish by the end of … Read More »

When You Start to Wonder: Early Signs of Delays

There is a quiet moment that many parents experience. It might happen at a playdate. At daycare pickup. During a routine pediatrician visit. You notice another child the same age speaking in full sentences. Or walking confidently. Or happily eating a full meal without resistance. And something shifts. You begin replaying milestones in your mind. … 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 »