Special thanks to everyone who made the 2025 Zoey’s Place Golf Outing a success!
Special thanks to everyone who made this year’s golf outing a success.
These 5 Safety Rules help kids and teens identify and respond to signs of abuse
Equip kids with the vocabulary and skills to help them stop and prevent abuse with these 5 Safety Rules.
Pinwheels for Prevention this April 2
Join us and other great groups for a fun afternoon this April 2 from 5-7pm to mark Child Abuse Prevention Month.
Zoey’s Place is moving, and you’re invited to our open house
We’re moving to 734 N State Avenue later this Fall. The new Zoey’s Place will have two bathrooms, ADA-accessible entrances and rooms, more space for families and kids, and so much more. For families scheduled to visit Zoey’s Place, continue using our current location at 953 West North Street until further notice. Dozens of new improvements at our new home are coming
Nominate someone now for this year’s Superhero Award
Do you know someone making a difference in the lives of kids and families in Hancock County? Nominate them now for this special award.
Community Foundation of Hancock Co. awards over $2,000 for abuse prevention education
The Community Foundation of Hancock County has graciously awarded $2,037 to Zoey’s Place to help cover the costs of child abuse prevention materials.
Special thanks to everyone who made the 2024 Zoey’s Place Carnival a big success
Over $5,000 was raised in one day thanks to the generous support of dozens of Hancock County supporters and donors like you. Under clear, beautiful skies hundreds of kids and their families came out to the Hancock County Fairgrounds to enjoy pizza, drinks, face painting, music from MIX 105, bounce houses, rides, and a petting zoo.
Zoey’s Place needs more space — can you help?
Our current space on North Street in Greenfield served us well starting out, but it’s time to improve some significant challenges. We’ve simply outgrown the little gray and brick house.
What is sextortion? How does that even happen?
Has someone soft-blocked you? Maybe someone’s made subtweets about you, told others in your class things about you, or tagged bad photos of you and refused to take them down. These things are hard and mean. The ultimate form of harm online comes from sextortion. Sextortion is what happens when someone takes photos or videos of or from you and then threatens to release those pics and vids. 1 Cited from the 2023-2024 Thorn Youth Perspectives Survey.
Big dreams and big ideas coming for 2024
There’s a lot to do and accomplish in 2024, and you can help support Zoey’s Place as we go.
