Voices of Change 2018

@VOC2018

Building awareness and delivering preventative education to reduce abuse of individuals with cognitive, developmental, and intellectual disabilities.

When the World Feels Shaken Supporting Positive Growth After Trauma When There Are Disabilities
Body Autonomy as Self-Advocacy: Why Teaching Safety Gives Individuals with ADHD Their Voice Back
The Importance of Teaching Safety for Individuals with Disabilities
Voices Of Change 2018 in OH, HINCKLEY
Evan’s Voice Abuse from a Parent’s Perspective
Finding the Tools to Help a Child Cope After Being Abused
The Fight You Don’t See
Evan’s Voice: A Mother’s Unwavering Commitment to Protecting Individua
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Disability Inclusion: It's About More Than Just Being Present
Evan Says...: Teaching Boys with Moderate to Intense Disabilities About Body Safety
 
Evan Says...: Teaching Boys with Moderate to Intense Disabilities About Body SafetyNicole MoehringPaperback“Evan and Gillian Say” is an engaging and thoughtfully crafted series of books and educational resources that delve into essential subjects such as body safety, social skills, and various safety topics. These resources are specifically tailored to meet the unique needs of individuals with cognitive, developmental, and intellectual disabilities, providing them with the knowledge they need to navigate their world safely. Recognizing the increased vulnerability of individuals with disabilities to abuse, we are dedicated to raising awareness and providing education aimed at reducing the risk of abuse. Our mission extends beyond individuals; it encompasses the caregivers, educators, support professionals, and anyone who plays a crucial role in their lives. By educating all parties involved, we foster an environment that prioritizes safety and actively works to prevent abuse and reduce its devastating consequences. Through a multifaceted approach that includes engaging training programs, user-friendly resources, and powerful advocacy efforts, we empower individuals with the skills and insights necessary to identify risks in their environment. We believe that knowledge is a powerful tool. By equipping them to recognize potential dangers, set personal boundaries, and seek help in times of distress, we aim to instill a sense of confidence and agency within everyone. Safety Guide (located at the back of the book): This comprehensive guide is an invaluable resource, filled with practical information and actionable strategies designed to help readers maximize the benefits of this book in their efforts to enhance safety and prevent abuse. It provides insights into the specific challenges individuals with developmental disabilities may face. It illustrates how to implement effective safety measures and cultivate a vigilant and supportive community, prioritizing their well-being.
Finding a Trauma-Informed Therapist for Individuals with Disabilities
February 2025 International Impact Book Awards
Protecting Children in Education Settings: What to Do If You Suspect A Child is Being Abused
New World Report Reveals the Winners of the North America Business Awards 2024 - New World Report
New World Report Reveals the Winners of the North America Business Awards 2024 - New World Report
Developing A Plan For Our Disabled Child’s Future After We Are Gone
Be sure to read Nicole Moehring's latest article in Issue 18 of Exceptional Needs Today magazine. Click here to subscribe to Exceptional Needs Today... | By Exceptional Needs Today | Facebook
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Evan's Voice - eBook
Evan's Voice - Paperback
Let's Get Started - Rare Patient Voice
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EXCEPTIONAL NEEDS TODAY ISSUE 16
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Voices Of Change 2018 (2023 Winner: Parent & Baby Awards) - LUXlife Magazine
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JoyofMedinaCounty_March2023.pdf
Voices of Change 2018 is honored and humbled to announce being awarded an Ohio Success Awards winner by Ohio Business Magazine. We were one of thirteen nonprofit organizations in the state to receive this award!
Disabled children are more likely to be victims of sexual abuse. What’s a parent to do?
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Mother creates non-profit to reduce risk of abuse towards children with disabilities
Hinckley police and local non-profit Voices of Change 2018 create resource for families reporting abuse of a child with disabilities
Are Children with Disabilities at a Higher Risk for Abuse? | The Innocent Lives Foundation
the Charlotte Woodward Organ Transplant Discrimination Prevention Act (H.R. 1235/ S. 3301)
Finding Myself, Overcoming Abuse, Heartbreak and Loss Then, Finding True Love
The Visible Kindness, Part #2
Partnership with AATAP - Autism Awareness Training and Acceptance Program
The Hinckley Record
The Visible Kindness Podcast, Part #1
Divorce Talk with Twyla
Exceptional Needs Today
SEXUAL ABUSE OF CHILDREN WITH AUTISM - A MOTHER'S STORY Nicole Moehring
Online Event for Survivors of Child Abuse & Child Safety Education, Saturday, September 25, 2021
Online Research Survey for Parents and Guardians of Children with Disabilities
Slam the Gavel
Communication Cards for Children with Disabilities
Never Give Up Talk Radio
Episode 61 Dr.305s Show “Lets Talk Health
M.O.S.T. registration (moms of survivors talk)
Our Founder, Nicole Moehring, 2021 Crucial Point Award Winner
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The Landscape, Naveh Elder, Nicole Moehring, Voices of Change 2018
The Mama Bear Effect - Nicole Moehring and Adrianne Simone, Founder of The Mama Bear Effect talked about the importance of education of prevention to reduce the risk of sexual abuse.
Child Abuse Prevention Speaker Series - Nicole Moehring was honored to be asked to be a guest on this Speaker Series, hosted by Comfort in the Storm Foundation.
Nicole Moehring - Guest on We are HER (Healed Empowered Restored)
News Net 5, WEWS Failure to Protect, Justice for our Most Vulnerable. I had the opportunity to be interviewed by WEWS, News Net 5 Cleveland, Sarah Buduson, to spread awareness about our most vulnerable population of children being abused. Link to intervie
National Association of Adult Survivors of Child Abuse (NAASCA), Talk Radio Founder, Nicole Moehring, was the special guest on National Association of Adult Survivors of Child Abuse (NAASCA), talk radio on Monday, January 18, 2021 sharing her personal sto