Podcast appearances and mentions of The Buddy Project

Welcome to Season 4, episode 22 of the FASD Family Life Podcast. This is the only show about FASD hosted by an FASD Specialist and parent with 30 years lived experience.  I am Robbie Seale, your host and mom to five incredible people; including three teens diagnosed with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder.  It is my passion to help families thrive.  To learn more about me and my work check out my website,  https://fasdfamilylife.ca/Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) refers to a constellation of disorders resulting from prenatal exposure to alcohol; the manifestations include birth defects, developmental disabilities, and neurological and behavioral problems. Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder is a common disability impacting 1 in 20 people in the general population in the US, which is nearly 3 times more common than Autism.This week I am in the Netherlands where it is estimated that 2000 babies annually are born with FASD.I am speaking with Nienke Peters and Luke Schut to learn about an innovative photo book project that they have been involved in to raise awareness of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder in Holland.Luke Schut is the Project coordinator of the FAS-project. Her background is in pedagogics. She came in contact with the FAS-project through her Masters program.  Luke says "I am the most inspired by all these parents and caregivers, and the warm and caring FASD community. Let's keep sharing stories with each other to make FASD more visible."Nienke Peters is mother of 4 bio kids and grandmother of 4. Fostered 12 children with FASD and still fostering a boy with FASD and NAS. Met Allard de Witte in 2014 when he photographed one of our foster sons. Her family has been part of the Buddy Project of Witte Bos for over 4 years now.‘Het Witte Bos' is a non-profit organization, which initiates transmedia project on the cutting edge of journalism, art and society. The FAS-project started as a journalistic initiative, but eventually developed into a big multimedia awareness campaign, showing the potentially dangerous consequences of alcohol consumption during pregnancy. By storytelling, the project raises attention to a relatively unknown problem in a personal way. The FAS-project started in 2013 and launched with the book FAS-kinderen (Children with FAS). After this the fas-project continued under the name FAS2025. In the past years the project developed and gained a wider reach & more impact. FAS2025 tells the story of Isiah, Lorenzo, Marcella, Mila and Jasmijn, following their journey towards adulthood for ten years. Their stories are told by a collection of stories, portraits and mini-documentaries. To give children with FAS(D) a face, make FAS(D) less abstract and to tell what FAS(D) means to them and how it impacts their lives. The project also consists of expositions, books, a podcast, a college tour to inform future professionals about FAS, readings at professional organizations who (may) come in contact with FAS(D), and a buddy project in which children/youngsters with FAS(D) are matched to a buddy to have a nice time together.Link to purchase the book Children with FAS/Kinder mit FAShttps://fasproject.nl/en/product/children-with-fasd/The English website: https://fasproject.nl/enHave a comment or question about the show, email me at fasdfamilylife@gmail.comSupport the show

On this episode of the It's Not A Phase podcast I'm joined by UK pop-punk singer/songwriter, Bronnie.We talk all about how her music career started, the benefit of releasing EPs and singles, the differences between marketing as a band and a solo artist, being an ambassador of the Buddy Project, and loads more.If you enjoy this episode, please consider subscribing to stay in the loop. A new episode will be released every Thursday.You can also check out and pick up some merch, and subscribe to our Patreon subscription service to get each episode a week early (amongst other perks).Visit www.itsnotaphase.co.uk for more infoPODCASTEMAIL: contact@itsnotaphase.co.ukTWITTER: @inappodcastINSTAGRAM: @inappodZACHTWITTER: @zachredrupINSTAGRAM: @zachredrupTIKTOK: @zachredrupBRONNIETWITTER: @BronnieMusicINSTAGRAM: @bronniemusicTIKTOK: @bronniemusicMUSIC: 'What Is Today, But Yesterday's Tomorrow?' by Tired ViolenceSupport the show

One of the core skills for an independent life is independent travel. At Grace Eyre the Travel Buddy Project focuses on supporting people to develop the confidence, self awareness and knowledge they need to travel independently. In this episode with Gary Cunningham, the Travel Buddy Team Leader,  we are discussing exactly how the scheme works and the impact it has on increasing the opportunities for people with additional needs. Gary also shares some strategies that parents can use to help develop their children's independent travel skills.  Visit the podcast website https://expandingworlds.com/ Grace Eyre https://www.grace-eyre.org/ Follow us on Instagram/Twitter/Facebook @expandingworlds Please take a minute to review the show on Apple Podcasts

Friendships, academics, and big emotions can feel overwhelming for differently wired children. Gathering education for the Autistic Community is essential to our understanding. You don't want to miss this important podcast where Eric and I dive deep into these important topics. XX, Holly - The Mom/Psychologist Who Gets It Learn more about The Buddy Project https://www.thebuddyproject.org/ Learn more about Holly https://www.hollyblancmoses.com/ Get your FREE Social Skills Guide Parents - Get your free Behavior Detective Guide Therapists - Get your free Behavior Detective Guide Educators - Get your free Behavior Detective Guide Parents, Come on over and join the Autism ADHD Facebook Group for Parents Professionals, you are invited to join the Autism ADHD Facebook Group for Therapists and Educators

FASD Hope is a podcast about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), through the lens of parent advocates with over nineteen years of lived experience. Episode 124 highlights “The FAS Project Netherlands” with Luke Schut (Project Coordinator) and Dami Munter (Foster Mother & Parent Advocate).  The FAS project is part of non-profit organization ‘Het Witte Bos', which initiates transmedial projects on the cutting edge of journalism, art and society. The FAS-project started as a journalistic initiative, but eventually developed into a big, multimedia awareness campaign, showing the potentially dangerous consequences of alcohol consumption during pregnancy. By storytelling, the FAS Project raises attention to a relatively unknown problem in a personal way. The FAS-project started in 2013 and launched with the book FAS-kinderen (Children with FAS). The FAS-project will continue until at least 2025, under the name FAS2025. In the past years the project developed and gained a wider reach & more impact. FAS2025 tells the story of Isiah, Lorenzo, Marcella, Mila and Jasmijn, following their journey towards adulthood for ten years. Their stories are told by a collection of stories, portraits and mini-documentaries. To give children with FAS(D) a face, make FAS(D) less abstract and to tell what FAS(D) means to them and how it impacts their lives. The project also consists of expositions, books, a podcast, a college tour to inform future professionals about FAS, readings at professional organizations who (may) come in contact with FAS(D), and The Buddy Project. Almost all of the materials of The FAS Project are translated in English/have English subs. However, the podcast is in Dutch. In Episode 124, Luke & Dami share: the history of The FAS Project, Dani's journey as a foster mother learning about FASD, the many initiatives offered by The FAS Project, FASD in the Netherlands, an excerpt from the book “Children With FASD: An Insight Into Their Lives” by Allard de Witte and Joost Bos, and words of encouragement and hope. EPISODE RESOURCES -  The FAS Project -  https://fasproject.nl/en/ The FAS Project - Book - "Children With FASD: An Insight Into Their Lives" by Allard de Witte and Joost Bos https://fasproject.nl/en/book/ The FAS Project - Films - https://fasproject.nl/en/films/ The FAS Project - Het Witte Bos Schippersgracht 1-3 1011 TR  Amsterdam  The Netherlands info@fasproject.nl 020-2212960 Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/thefasprojectinternational Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/the_fasproject/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/het-fas-project/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5UVp3YsIILE2yeGISu_z5Q   FASD Hope - https://www.fasdhope.com/ natalie@fasdhope.com Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/fasdhope/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/fasdhope1 Twitter - https://twitter.com/fasdhope LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/in/natalie-vecchione-17212160/ Racket - @fasdhope Clubhouse - @natalievecc Check out our  book “Blazing New Homeschool Trails: Educating and Launching Teens with Developmental Disabilities” by Natalie Vecchione & Cindy LaJoy  BUY IT NOW!    

Everything must end but with each end comes a new beginning. Thank you for listening! Thank you for all your love and support! Tooth be with you, fuzz be praised. See you one day far away in the next universe! Created by Jonathan Goldberg and Matt roi Berger recorded, mixed, sound designed and edited by Martin D Fowler To learn more visit us at: www.podmusical.com Some sounds used within this episode came from www.freesound.com Special thanks to our backers, patrons, fans, and loved ones! To Nick, Marcus, Martin, all the cast and crew. We couldn't have done it with out you all! Special thanks to the Buddy Project for their space! I could spend all day thanking everyone from Kellie to Melissa and beyond. You all are amazing. From a dumb dream to make a musical podcast to it actually happening. Wow. What a trip!

In this week's episode, Maddie & Aurora discuss their weekly  pop culture confessionals.. They chat with Gabby Frost, the founder of the Buddy Project, about mental health in the pandemic, being a Gen Z content creator, and her thoughts on the future of content creation and social media influencing.Music: https://www.bensound.com

Gabby Frost, 21, is the founder and CEO of Buddy Project, a non-profit organization aiming to prevent suicide and raise awareness for mental health. She is currently a member of American Eagle’s inaugural AExMe Council. When she was 14-years-old, she discovered that many of her friends from school and online were going through mental illness. She decided to create Buddy Project on April 8th, 2013, after discovering three girls on Twitter contemplating suicide. Gabby thought that by pairing people with a friend online, it could prevent suicide and give people a peer support system. Gabby has received multiple awards and honors for her work with Buddy Project including the Shorty Award for Teen Activism and John Fitzgerald Kennedy Memorial Award. Her work has been featured on Huffington Post, Instagram, Teen Vogue, NowThis News, The Oprah Magazine, USA Today College, and Fox 29 Philly. Gabby is a rising senior at Drexel University majoring in Music Industry with a concentration in Business.You can follow her online @gabbyfrost on Instagram, @gabby_frost on Twitter, and MOST IMPORTANTLY @gabbyfrosty on TikTok. Find her wonderful illustrations at @gmf.designs on Instagram and @gmfdesigns on Twitter, and Buddy Project @BuddyProject on Instagram and @ProjectBuddy on Twitter.For more Generation Slay, check us out @generationslay on Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook.Follow Emma across the internet! @emmahavi on Instagram and Twitter and on her website, www.emmahavi.comWow, you’re still reading this? Cool, drop a review so more people can hear the pod & we’ll see ya next Friday.

What if a buddy didn't just mean someone you can chat with about things you like or stuff you have in common with like your taste in music or hobbies? What if your buddy also made you feel less isolated and, in your dark moments, helped save your life? On April 8th, 2013, after discovering three girls on Twitter contemplating suicide, then 15-year old Gabby Frost decided to create Buddy Project. In the same way she felt supported by online communities she joined, Gabby thought she could pair people up as buddies. With this peer support system, her goal was to to help prevent suicide and raise awareness for mental health. Episode sponsored by Riley's Way Foundation. Join the Call For Kindness contest for a chance to be awarded up to $3,000 for your project. Applications open in January 20, 2020 -- https://www.rileysway.org/call-for-kindness. Learn more about Riley's Way Foundation: www.rileysway.org -- Advertise with us: sincerelyhueman.com/advertise Pitch your story: sincerelyhueman.com/contact Follow Sincerely, Hueman on Instagram @sincerelyhueman This show is produced by Hueman Group Media. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sincerelyhueman/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sincerelyhueman/support

Gabby Frost is a rising junior at Drexel University and founder of the nonprofit Buddy Project. Buddy project works to pair you with a person dealing with a similar situation you may be dealing with in an attempt to continue the conversation and reduce the stigma surrounding mental health. Gabby is a spokesperson for American Eagle and their AExMe council.

When Gabby Frost was a teenager, she noticed that many of her friends, both online and in real life, were dealing with serious issues like self-harm and suicidal thoughts. She offered them her support in the best way she could, but she wished there was an easier way for young people to get connected with each other and talk about their interests, and also their struggles. Rather than wait around for this to someday exist, Gabby decided to create it herself… and Buddy Project was born.

Mahdi has a bias and Niecy gets personal. Join ya girls for this episode filled with bad puns and laughs as they talk the Buddy Project, P.E.T.A. Pete and have a heart to hart. Don't be rude! Stay update on all the happenings here:  https://www.instagram.com/ebony_and_ivy_podcast/ UNPROBLEMATIC FAVE OF THE WEEK: GABBY FROST, FOUNDER OF THE BUDDY PROJECT- SUICIDE PREVENTION Learn more about their awesome work here:  http://www.buddy-project.org/ Follow Gabby on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gabbyfrost/ REBEL WITH A CAUSE: STOP BULLYING- BULLY PREVENTION To learn more or get help. visit their website: https://www.stopbullying.gov/ NATIONAL SUICIDE PREVENTION LIFELINE. REMEMBER YOU ARE NOT ALONE! If you or anyone you know are contemplating suicide get help here:  https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org

Have you ever wondered how to help someone with mental illness but don't know how? The Buddy Project maybe for you. This week’s episode features Gabby Frost of the Buddy Project, a non-profit movement that aims to prevent suicide and self-harm by pairing people as buddies and raising awareness for mental health. The Buddy Project is an awesome resource and has many ways for you to support those with mental illness. The Buddy Project is also a sponsor for Save Our Babies. References/Resources: The Buddy Project Website: http://www.buddy-project.org/ The Buddy Project Social Media: Twitter: www.twitter.com/buddyproject Instagram: www.instagram.com/buddyproject Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/buddyprojectorg/ Save Our Babies Tickets: Option 1: https://saveourbabies.eventcreate.com/ Ticket Option 2: https://saveourbabiesffu.eventbrite.com Follow Us @firefliespod on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram Send All Inquiries to podcast@firefliesunite.com

The incredible talented Bronnie joins us to talk about her history of music and how it all come all about for her, Hitting 6th in rock chart, and supported Little Mix on tour May 2017 this pop punk star will be hitting her headline tour in January 2018... Giving us some spoilers on what to expect PLUS talking about Buddy Project...and much much more! Enjoy :) please remember to share and subscribe for more interviews

Introduction – Welcome Back! Podcast plans Focus on Wellness this semester (photo credit SAMHSA/Dr. Peggy Swarbrick) Introduction to WRAP for Wellness students – 5 part series, starting 2/8 What’s new on the podcast? Cleaned out podcast... The post Episode 61: Welcome Back, Let’s Get to Work! Interview with Gabby Frost of the Buddy Project appeared first on College Student Success Podcast.

In this special episode of Exploring Different Brains, Hackie Reitman, M.D. presents 7 previous guests as they tell the story of how they were first diagnosed with autism. Guests include: Raun Kaufman is the head of the Autism Treatment Center, and author of the book “Autism Breakthrough.” For his full interview, visit: http://differentbrains.com/exploring-different-brains-episode-1-raun-kaufman/ Ron Sandison is a preacher, has an amazing savant memory, and is the author of “A Parent’s Guide to Autism: Practical Advice. Biblical Wisdom.” For more information on Ron, visit his site: www.spectruminclusion.com. For his full interview, visit: http://differentbrains.com/autism-and-the-power-of-memory-with-ron-sandison-exploring-different-brains-episode-11/ Eric Zimmerman, founder of The Buddy Project and author of “Anything But Ordinary.” To learn more about Eric’s work, please visit his website: www.TheBuddyProject.net. For his full interview, visit: http://differentbrains.com/eric-zimmerman-exploring-different-brains-episode-15/ Ian Hale, Ph.D. is a writer, poet, public speaker and researcher. For more information, visit: ianchalephd.com. Look for Dr. Hale’s books at Amazon.com-The Insider’s Guide to Autism and Asperger’s, Dance With The Desert, and Emotional Exile. For his full interview, visit: Part 1- http://differentbrains.com/autism-family-tree-ian-hale-ph-d-edb-episode-36/ and Part 2- http://differentbrains.com/poetry-aspergers-self-expression-spectrum-ian-hale-ph-d-edb-episode-37/ Michael Tolleson is an autistic savant artist. Visit Michael’s sites to see is work and learn about seeing him speak.: www.bookmichaeltolleson.com and www.michaeltollesonartist.com. For his full interview, visit: http://differentbrains.com/exploring-different-brains-episode-04-michael-tolleson/ Stephen Shore is an author and autism advocate. For more information about the work of Stephen Shore, please visit his website www.AutismAsperger.net and visit his facebook page www.facebook.com/tumbalaika. For his full interview, visit: http://differentbrains.com/exploring-different-brains-episode-07-stephen-shore/ Elizabeth Wilkinson is a British autism and dyslexia advocate known as The Dyslexic Dyslexia Consultant , and founder of Dyslexia Information Day. For more information about Elizabeth’s work, visit www.theddc.org.uk. For her full interview, visit: http://differentbrains.com/exploring-different-brains-episode-10-elizabeth-wilkinson/

In this episode, Hackie Reitman, M.D. interviews Eric Zimmerman, founder of The Buddy Project and author of “Anything But Ordinary,” along with Eric’s friend Shawn Jenkins. Eric discusses the Buddy Project’s mission of refurbishing computers for the use of the handicapped, his own experiences being someone on the autism spectrum, and the importance of embracing hyperinterests.