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About Noah's Ark of Central Florida
Learn more about who we are and why we do what we do
Noah’s Ark of Central Florida was founded in 1997 to provide meaningful housing and lifestyle options for people with intellectual or developmental disabilities.
Mission
Noah’s Ark of Central Florida, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non profit organization committed to empowering individuals who have developmental disabilities by advocating on their behalf and by providing or facilitating choices of meaningful employment, recreational and social opportunities and affordable housing in an inclusive community of their choice.
Career Opportunities
OPERATION MANAGER for our independent living community for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Key responsibilities include managing day to day operations, assist Executive Director, schedule and conduct tours, ensure all regulatory agency requirements are met. Submit resume to INDEED
History
In mid 1997, five families tried to envision what the future held for their intellectually/developmentally disabled children. Where would they live? Who would care for them? Would they have friends? Would they have a reasonable quality of life? Most importantly, how would they survive once their parents were no longer around to take care of them?
Find out how they answered these questions and came to establish Noah’s Ark of Central Florida. Learn More About Our History >>
Our Team Members
Our Board Members
Founder Parents
Our Volunteers
Our Supporters
First United Methodist Church in Lakeland
Badcock Furniture
Bank of Central Florida
Regions Bank
James Hardie
Givewell Foundation
Florida Housing
Create 180 Design
Haverty’s Furniture
Esterline Landscape
Currencies Direct
Moneycorp
Knights of Columbus
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