In Loving Memory of Louis Paparozzi

Louis Paparozzi, an elderly Caucasian man with a great smile. He is sitting down and wearing a dark green button-down shirt.

Louis Paparozzi (“Lou”) was not just a devoted father and a donor to our organization; he was a cherished member of our community. His unwavering support and kindness have significantly […]

Jay Nolan Camp Is Back!

A group of kids at the Jay Nolan Camp posing for a group photo.

A week of empowerment, teamwork, transformation, and fun! Jay Nolan Camp is back! This long-missed camp, which made its debut in 1980, is returning to Lions Camp at Teresita Pines […]

2023 Annual Appeal from CEO Edward Amey

A series of three images of individuals supported through JNCS, various genders and ages. JNCS logo is overlaid.

Dear Friends, Since 1975, Jay Nolan has been an innovative organization, by challenging assumptions, and providing opportunities through person-centered planning and individualized support for children and adults with Autism and […]

JNCS Welcomes Director Nita Davis

Portrait of Nita Davis, Director of Community Facilitator and ILS at Jay Nolan Community Services

Jay Nolan Community Services welcomes Nita Davis as our new Director of Community Facilitator and ILS. We sat down with Nita to get her perspective on her new role and […]

Saying Farewell to Manager Todd Bailey

Manager Todd Bailey interacting with a few of the people he supports.

We sat down with Manager Todd Bailey from the JNCS Family Support Services department, for one final interview before he retires from Jay Nolan Community Services. After twenty-eight years with […]

2022 Annual Appeal from CEO Edward Amey

Four people holding up multi-colored balls at a store with Jay Nolan Community Services logo overlaid

Dear Friend, Jay Nolan has been a pioneer in Person-centered planning and support for individuals with Autism and other Intellectual and Development Disabilities.  The foundation of our success is supporting […]

Pepperdine University Students Make Community Their Priority

Representatives from Jay Nolan Community Services and members of the Pepperdine University team posing for a group photo.

The Service Leadership Project at Pepperdine University is a required course taken by undergraduate business administration majors in accounting, business, and international business as well as nonprofit management minors. The course […]