What Are Adaptive Skills and How Can They Help?
Jay Nolan Community Services in Northern California has the privilege to help teach Adaptive Skills Training (AST) to children and young adults with autism and other intellectual and [...]
Jay Nolan Community Services in Northern California has the privilege to help teach Adaptive Skills Training (AST) to children and young adults with autism and other intellectual and [...]
As the weather warms up and the sun beckons us outside, many of us are eager to take our workouts outdoors! Whether you’re hitting the trails for a run, cycling through scenic routes or [...]
In todayās fast-paced world, understanding how to read food labels is more critical than ever. With āU.S consumers purchasing over 400,000 different packaged food and beverage products in their [...]
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, [...]
In the dawn of a new year, many of us want a smart start and to embark on the ritual of crafting resolutions, hopeful for transformative change. Yet as the confetti settles, a paradox unfolds. [...]
Our immune system is a complex network of cells, tissues, and organs that work together to defend your body against harmful invaders, such as bacteria, viruses and other pathogens. During cold [...]
As the holiday season approaches, with Thanksgiving leading the way, it’s a time for reflection and gratitude. For many, this season is a cherished reminder to give thanks for the blessings [...]
In every job field there are the technical tasks required to fulfill that specific job. These include what you are trained on and learn day one going forward. But what many do not realize is [...]
[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 [...]
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 [...]