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 impacted our organization and the lives of those we serve. A Legacy of Generosity and Commitment Lou’s journey with Jay Nolan Community Services (JNCS) began […]

Jay Nolan Camp Is Back!

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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 in Wrightwood, CA to provide individuals with the opportunity to experience new activities, engage with new and interesting people, foster long lasting friendships, and discover […]

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 other Intellectual and Development Disabilities. Our success is defined by the success of people we have the privilege of supporting. Every decision, every action, and […]

Empowering Deaf Plus Young Adults in LA: Resource Presentations Coming this Fall

A group of Jay Nolan Community Services Employees at a job and resource fair.

[LOS ANGELES, CA] Jay Nolan Community Services announces four upcoming resource presentations specially designed to empower young adults who are Deaf Plus and their families. The presentations will take place in September and October 2023, offering valuable insights and resources to navigate the world of Deaf support services in Los Angeles, California. Deaf Plus (Deaf+) […]

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 how she envisions her department in the coming years. Welcome Nita! Can you tell us a bit about your background before you started working at […]

Jay Nolan Community Services Launches New Initiatives for Deaf+ Individuals and Families

Two JNCS employees holding up the sign language sign for 'love' at the JNCS booth at Deaf Nation 2023

Los Angeles, CA – Jay Nolan Community Services (JNCS) is proud to announce the launch of a new initiative designed to provide Deaf+ adolescents and their families with access to the resources they need to succeed in their personal and professional lives through informational presentations and individualized plans. Individuals who are Deaf or Hard of […]

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 JNCS, Todd has some of the most unique and interesting stories to share. What did you do before working at Jay Nolan? I was a […]

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 people with the Circle of Support model. The Circle of Support brings together all the people invested in a person’s life. Those relationships create an […]

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 is designed to blend academic study with community service. In this course, the students form consulting teams to serve non-profit organizations by applying business concepts […]

Registration is Now Open for the Uniquely Abled Academy (UAA) Winter 2023 Cohort

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We are excited to announce that the 4th Cohort Uniquely Abled Academy (UAA) CNC Fast Track Program is starting in January 2023. A Partnership to Create Change The Uniquely Abled Academy (UAA) CNC Fast Track Program is a collaboration between Jay Nolan Community Services and College of the Canyons to create an innovative vocational program […]