Nicole Moehring

Nicole graduated Magna Cum Laude with a bachelor’s degree in health service administration and has over 30 years of experience in corporate, non-profit, and healthcare environments. Focusing on the areas of Marketing, Admissions, and Development. She has been the founder and executive director of Voices of Change 2018 for the past five years, and Evan and Gillian Says since 2022.

Throughout her career, Nicole has been invited to be the honorary and keynote speaker for many local and state organizations. She has served on numerous boards and committees, such as The Ohio Attorney General Committee for Crime Victims with Disabilities, as an Advisory Board Member for Natalie's Voice, and as a DS-Ambassador for the National Down Syndrome Society, The Fragile X Alliance of Ohio, The Northeast Ohio Polycystic Kidney Association, Trials for Hope, and The Children’s Center of Medina County, to name a few.

Over the past five years, Nicole has been interviewed by multiple media and news outlets, newspapers, and magazines, invited to be a guest on talk radio and podcasts, and featured in many magazine articles.

Nicole is a quarterly columnist for Exceptional Needs Today Magazine. 

She is a first-time author of “Finding Myself, Overcoming Abuse, Heartbreak and Loss Then, Finding True Love.” Nicole is writing a second book with Joseph Storad, a Retired Detective, “Evan's Voice, A Boy with a Disability. Abused and Failed by Many. And His Mother's Quest for Justice.”

In October 2023, Voices of Change 2018 Received “Best People with Disabilities (PWD) Safeguarding Support Organization 2023 – Ohio” ...in the Parent and Baby Awards 2023!

In March 2023, Voices of Change 2018 was one of thirteen nonprofit organizations honored to be nominated and awarded The Ohio Success Award.

In May 2022, Nicole was humbled to be awarded as an Inspire Medina County Everyday Hero Honoree. 

In 2022, Nicole founded "Evan and Gillian Says," a series of books and materials to educate children with cognitive, developmental, and intellectual disabilities on reducing the risk of abuse. Along with a team of talented editors and an artist, they are currently developing a series of children's books and parent guides that will be published in 2024.

In May 2021, Nicole was honored to receive the Crucial Point Award. An annual award is given to people and organizations that delve beyond the surface of sex crimes to focus on overlooked niches of survivorship.

Nicole is working with state legislators to change current laws and pass new ones to enforce more robust policies and best practices for child abuse reporting, how cases are processed, and secure funding for crime victims with disabilities. In addition, Nicole is working with state legislators to pass “Evan’s Law.”

Nicole resides in Medina, Ohio, with her husband, Chris, and her children, Maci and Evan