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Children and adults with disabilities like Down Syndrome and Autism have dreams and goals just like everyone else. Our job is to help them define what a meaningful life means to them and then work together to achieve that. We envision the day in which every person with a disability is recognized and appreciated for who they are and for their contributions to our community.
Noble is guided by the following values:
- Celebrate People with Developmental Disabilities
- Dignity and Respect
- Integrity
- Excellence
- Inclusion
- Accountability
- Innovation and Creativity
We believe in being good stewards of our resources. For a copy of our most recent Form 990, click here. You can also see our FY '11 Annual Report here.
Noble of Indiana earned a Company that Cares distinction for results during the 2010 United Way of Central Indiana annual workplace campaign. The recognition is awarded to organizations that reach their fundraising or participation goal, achieve benchmarks in volunteer community participation, leadership giving and more. Noble is proud to be recognized as a Company that Cares!
| Jan 23 2012 | NEWS: Definition of Autism May Change in 2013 Changes may be coming in the definition, and thus the diagnosis, of autism in 2012, according to a Jan. 19, 2012 article written by Benedict Carey for The New York Times. • READ MORE |
| Jan 20 2012 | BLOG: Students Spend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day at Noble Eight college students spent the morning of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day volunteering at Noble Broad Ripple. • READ MORE |
