
1:1
Personalized mentorship for spiritual and personal growth
15+
20+
Parents supported through prayers and faith
365
Days of ongoing mentorship, discipleship, and community engagement. .




Our Vision
The Voice Inc. envisions a world where individuals with disabilities and IEPs have equal opportunities to thrive in every aspect of life. As a leading nonprofit, we provide holistic, one-on-one mentoring, spiritual formation, individualized empowerment programs, and worship spaces that nurture identities, education, spirituality, and social skills.
Our vision is to create a global family where diversity is celebrated, accessibility and equality are assured, and all individuals are empowered to succeed and become contributing members of society. We are dedicated to fostering acceptance, hope, faith and understanding, ultimately building a world where everyone can achieve their potential and become a source of inspiration for others.
What We Do
Sensory-Friendly Liturgy: We provide accessible, sensory-friendly liturgies and customized environments tailored to individual needs.
1:1 Faith Formation: We Support individuals and families with special needs through personalized 1:1 spirituality and faith formation.
Transition & Reconciliation with Churches: We assist individuals and families facing emotional and physical challenges in transitioning and reconciling with their home church and faith communities.
Prayer & Community Support for Parents: We offer prayers and emotional support for parents and caregivers through our Thursday Night Prayer session on Zoom. You are welcome to join us for prayers on Thursdays at 9 PM ET.
Together, we are breaking barriers and allowing our loved ones to shine the light that is already in them so brightly.
I'm Interested In:
- Holy Ground
- 1:1 Mentorship
- Parent's Prayers
- Outreach
Holy Ground

Do you or a loved one need a sensory-friendly worship space? Do you want to develop your spirituality alongside your IEP? The Voice Inc. has created a special space and curriculum to meet your needs.
The Holy Ground is an inclusive environment dedicated to one-on-one faith formation, mentorship, and discipleship for individuals and families with special needs, allowing them to explore spirituality in a comfortable setting.
1:1 Mentorship

The IESSP is an acronym for Identity, Education, Spiritual and Social Plan. It is modeled after the special education IEP (Individualized Educational Plan) and inspired by the poem They Are Singing Your Song. These four components, Identity, Education, Spiritual, and Social, will be covered in the duration of your mentoring and discipleship program.
Parent's Prayers

Our Thursday night Zoom prayer sessions have successfully connected 17 families from around the world. Together, parents and caregivers share their challenges and triumphs as we listen to uplifting scriptures and hymns, navigating the physical, emotional, and mental health journeys of our children.
We invite you to join us each Thursday at 9 PM ET for this nurturing hour of prayer, surrounded by a supportive and loving community.
Outreach

At The Voice, we are sensitive to both lack and abundance, recognizing the needs within our homes, communities, and beyond. Our mission is to redistribute resources with compassion and respond swiftly to those in need.
We encourage a culture of giving and receiving without fear—whether you need help or want to help, we are here. Simply fill out the form below, and we will connect with you.
Together, we can make a difference.



Become a Volunteer
Be a Voice for Change!
At The Voice, we are dedicated to empowering special needs individuals through support, advocacy, and inclusion. By volunteering with us, you can help create a world where everyone is seen, heard, and valued. Whether you have skills to share, time to give, or a heart for making a difference, we welcome you to join our mission.
Sign up today and be a voice for inclusion!
Follow The Pathway to Wholeness
"The Voice gave my child a safe space to grow, be heard, and be understood. The mentorship has helped them embrace their identity with confidence."
– Parent of a Mentee with Disabilities