Jay Nolan Community Services, Inc.

08/25/2026

The first episode of In the Same Boat is officially here.
Join host Edward Amey and guest Wesley Witherspoon for an important conversation about boundaries, self-advocacy, and building healthy relationships.
Whether you’re a self-advocate, family member, professional, or community ally, this episode offers valuable insights on navigating life with confidence, respect, and self-determination.
Available now on YouTube and Spotify

🔗 Click the link in our bio to tune in.

08/21/2026

A new conversation is about to begin.

In the Same Boat is coming soon with inspiring guests, powerful stories, and real conversations about inclusion, independence, and support.

Make sure you’re following along for updates and our first episode release.

Available soon on YouTube and Spotify!

08/15/2026

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08/13/2026

Boundaries help people understand how to treat us.”

In Episode 1 of In the Same Boat, Wesley Witherspoon shares valuable insights on why boundaries matter and how they support self-advocacy, respect, and healthy relationships.

Watch this preview and get ready for the full conversation.

Coming soon to Spotify and YouTube

08/11/2026

On August 15, the San Jose Earthquakes are helping make the world a better place—not only through sports, but through inclusion. ⚽

A brand-new sensory accommodation at PayPal Park in San Jose will help make the world’s most inclusive sport even more accessible and welcoming to everyone.

Join us for the Autism Acceptance Game Night! Scan our QR code to get your tickets, and a portion of every ticket purchased will support Jay Nolan Community Services and our mission of creating a more inclusive community.

We can’t wait to be part of this special night!

Good luck, SJ Earthquakes! ⚽💙

08/07/2026

Big stories. Meaningful conversations.
Mark your calendar for August 25th 🗓️
Podcast premiere coming soon!

08/04/2026

🎉 We’re proud to share that Jay Nolan Community Services is now Certified™ as a Great Place To Work®!

This recognition is based entirely on employee feedback, and this year 86% of our employees said Jay Nolan is a great place to work, which is 29 points higher than the average U.S. company.

At Jay Nolan, we believe that supporting our employees is essential to advancing our mission. We are committed to fostering a culture where people feel valued, included, recognized, and empowered to make a difference in the lives of neurodiverse individuals across California.
Thank you to our incredible team for making this achievement possible. 💙

Learn more about what our employees have to say on our Great Place to Work profile: 👉 https://www.greatplacetowork.com/certified-company/7091642

Interested in joining our team? Explore Careers at Jay Nolan👉 https://careers.jaynolan.org/us/en

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07/31/2026

🏁 From breaking barriers to breaking records! 🏁

We're thrilled to see our sponsored athlete, Austin Riley of Racing with Autism, featured by Global News for his incredible winning streak on the racetrack. Austin's story is a powerful reminder that with determination, passion, and the right support, extraordinary things are possible.

We are proud to sponsor Austin and support his mission of promoting autism acceptance and inclusion through racing. As Canada's first professional race car driver with autism, Austin continues to inspire people around the world by challenging stereotypes and demonstrating what can be achieved when talent and opportunity come together.

Congratulations on this year's successes, Austin! We will be cheering you on as you continue with this year's circuit! Best of luck! We're honored to be part of your journey. 🏎️💙

🎥 Watch Austin's feature here: https://globalnews.ca/video/12002692/canadian-autistic-race-car-driver-austin-riley-on-a-major-win-streak/

Watch Canadian autistic race car driver Austin Riley on a major win streak Video Online, on GlobalNews.ca

07/28/2026

At Jay Nolan, we believe inclusion is more than a seat at the table. It’s belonging, choice, independence, and being valued for who you are.

Every day, we’re working to redefine what inclusion looks like for people with autism by empowering individuals to build meaningful relationships, pursue their goals, and live life on their own terms.

Maybe one day Netflix will tell the story… but until then, we’ll keep doing the work. 🎬

Click the link in our bio to learn more about our services and how we’re building more inclusive communities!