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How to Start a Rewarding Career as a Direct Support Professional

Are you searching for a meaningful career where you can make a real difference in people’s lives? Becoming a Direct Support Professional (DSP) might be the perfect opportunity for you. Direct Support Professional jobs are in high demand across the country, offering flexible schedules, competitive pay, and the chance to help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities live more independent,

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Staff In the Spotlight: Kelvin (Deaf Services)

In this heartfelt video series, we introduce you to Kelvin, a dedicated staff member with Jay Nolan Deaf Services who brings his unique perspective as a Direct Support Professional (DSP) who uses sign language. Since joining the Jay Nolan team in 2024, Kelvin has experienced a profound transformation—shifting from a

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Celebrating Autism Acceptance Month at the Park

[LOS ANGELES, CA] On Sunday, April 13, 2025, Jay Nolan Community Services hosted a vibrant “Picnic in the Park” event at Griffith Park to celebrate Autism Acceptance Month and its 50th anniversary. This annual event, generously sponsored by six esteemed sponsors, brought together families, friends, and community members for a

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Celebrating Our 50th Anniversary

Mission Hills, CA –  January 1, 2025 – Jay Nolan Community Services, Inc. proudly celebrates its 50th anniversary, marking five decades of dedicated service to individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities. A Journey of Growth and Innovation Since its founding in 1975 by members of the Autism Society of Los