We’re here to spice up your weekend with some awesome events and activities to bring your family and friends along to. Whether it’s an outdoor hike, an art festival, bowling, or learning something new, there’s something for just about everyone. Take a …

When Brent Biggerstaff became involved with Paladin, Inc. over 10 years ago, he described himself as a shy person who often kept to himself.  “Before, I used to be really quiet,” Biggerstaff said. “But then I started with Paladin, got to know more …

Just as the organization’s mission and values state, Paladin, Inc. is a team full of advocates, educators, and motivators. In order to carry out its goals, Paladin is always looking for ways to improve its service to children, seniors, and persons with …

Operating on the fact that every child deserves high-quality, early learning experiences, Paladin, Inc.’s Imagination Station advocates for access to that early childhood education in La Porte County. Originally founded as Child Care Consortium …

After he completed his schooling at Indiana University and Purdue University, graduating with a degree in psychology, CEO of Paladin Steve Hobby became a house manager for REM (now Mentor) company in Indianapolis in 1996. After being able to work with people …

Steve started his career in this field in April of 1996. As a group home manager in Indianapolis with a company called REM (now Mentor) He moved to La Porte when accepted a job with Dungarvin in March of 1998, starting as a Program Director/QDDP. Then being …

Living and walking amongst us are heroes. You may not see them or notice them, but every day, they put their capes on and set about their mission: to serve as a caregiver to their loved one with a disability. But even heroes need a break …

Leeds Public House is celebrating the holidays with a special Project Heart in December. The monthly community-focused event is featuring double giveback donations. On one side is the region nonprofit, Paladin, which helps people with disabilities, their …

When Paladin Inc.’s Industrial Program, which provided job opportunities to people with disabilities in the Region, closed in late August, interim President Kim Latchford went into creative thinking mode in order to continue serving …