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AAC apps
Free
Phones & tablets
Weave Chat AAC
A customizable picture-and-word AAC app for iOS, Android, and Amazon Fire devices. The provider offers download links and support.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- People exploring AAC and their communication partners
- Eligibility & availability
- Ask the provider about age, service area, registration, cost, and availability for the option you need.
- How to get started
- Use the provider link below to review current details and contact or register directly.
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Free
Phones & tablets
nanoGOAT AAC
A customizable talker with personal photos, words, phrases, and offline use. Designed with young children in mind; visit the provider for device download options.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- People exploring AAC and their communication partners
- Eligibility & availability
- Ask the provider about age, service area, registration, cost, and availability for the option you need.
- How to get started
- Use the provider link below to review current details and contact or register directly.
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Free
Web / multiple devices
Cboard
An open-source communication board using pictures and text-to-speech. Runs in modern browsers on computers, phones, and tablets.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- People exploring AAC and their communication partners
- Eligibility & availability
- Ask the provider about age, service area, registration, cost, and availability for the option you need.
- How to get started
- Use the provider link below to review current details and contact or register directly.
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Paid
iPhone & iPad
Proloquo2Go · AssistiveWare
A symbol-based AAC app with customizable vocabulary. Explore features, compatibility, and current purchase options directly with AssistiveWare.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- People exploring AAC and their communication partners
- Eligibility & availability
- Ask the provider about age, service area, registration, cost, and availability for the option you need.
- How to get started
- Use the provider link below to review current details and contact or register directly.
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Grants & resource applications
Grant · eligibility applies
United States
National Autism Association · iPad AAC assistance
Explore the iPad application within NAA’s Give A Voice program for nonspeaking or unreliably speaking autistic people with financial need. Funding is limited and approval is not guaranteed.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Nonspeaking or unreliably speaking autistic people with financial need
- Eligibility & availability
- Limited funding; application review and program criteria apply.
- How to get started
- Choose the iPad application on the provider page and review its requirements.
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Resource request · availability applies
Georgia based · ask about your location
Auesomely You Cares · Apply for resources
Request communication resources through our existing application form. Share what you need so our team can review the request against current program resources.
Provided by Auesomely You Cares
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Nonspeaking and minimally speaking autistic, neurodivergent, or disabled people, families, and caregivers
- Eligibility & availability
- Support depends on the specific opportunity, eligibility, service area, and available resources. An application does not guarantee a device or funding.
- How to get started
- Open our application, review its requirements, and submit your request. Contact our team if you have access questions.
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Grant · eligibility applies
United States
UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation · Medical grants
Medical grants for eligible children whose commercial health insurance does not fully cover qualifying health-related expenses. Review covered services and exclusions before applying.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Eligible children age 16 or younger with qualifying medical expenses
- Eligibility & availability
- Primary commercial health insurance, income rules, medical documentation, timing, and exclusions apply. iPads and tablets are excluded.
- How to get started
- Review the eligibility and document checklist, then use the foundation’s application portal.
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Grant · eligibility applies
United States
Autism Care Today · Family grants
Funding for qualifying autism-related products and services, including communication technology and safety support. Applications follow grant cycles and payments go to approved providers or vendors.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Autistic people and families seeking qualifying support
- Eligibility & availability
- Grant-cycle dates and application criteria apply. Transportation, rent, and utilities are excluded. Funding is limited.
- How to get started
- Check the currently published application window, review the checklist, and apply through the provider.
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Grant · eligibility applies
United States
Small Steps in Speech · Communication grants
Grants for future speech-related services, therapeutic camps, and qualifying AAC devices or software. AAC requests require an evaluation; iPad hardware and ABA therapy are excluded.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- U.S. citizens ages 3–22 living in the United States with speech / communication needs
- Eligibility & availability
- Household income cap, future-expense rules, quarterly deadlines, and documentation apply. AAC software requires an AAC evaluation; iPads and ABA are excluded.
- How to get started
- Download the individual application and send it with supporting documents using the provider’s instructions.
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Free directory & guidance
United States
American Autism Association · Grant & scholarship navigation
Explore grant application tips and education, recreation, and service-dog scholarship resources. This is a navigation resource; apply through each listed funding organization.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Autistic children, adults, and their families seeking funding information
- Eligibility & availability
- Each listed grant or scholarship has its own age, residency, financial, and application requirements.
- How to get started
- Browse the financial resources or contact the association’s hotline; apply directly to the relevant funder.
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Device funding & loans
Ask about loan terms
Georgia
Georgia Tools for Life · Device loans
Try assistive technology before choosing a device, or ask about a temporary loan while equipment is being repaired. Request a loan through Georgia’s AT program.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Georgians with disabilities, families, and service providers
- Eligibility & availability
- Device availability and loan policies apply; confirm terms with staff.
- How to get started
- Complete the device-loan request linked on the provider page.
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Funding terms vary
Georgia
Georgia Tools for Life · Funding navigation
Explore assistive-technology funding sources, reuse options, and financing. This is funding navigation; a financial loan is different from a grant.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Georgians seeking assistive technology
- Eligibility & availability
- Grants, reuse programs, and loans have different eligibility and repayment terms.
- How to get started
- Review funding resources and ask Tools for Life about a suitable next step.
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Communication organizations
Check with provider
Community support
Taahir’s Village
A nonprofit focused on communication boards, resources, parent workshops, and inclusive community experiences for autistic people and families.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- People seeking communication access and family support
- Eligibility & availability
- Ask the provider about age, service area, registration, cost, and availability for the option you need.
- How to get started
- Use the provider link below to review current details and contact or register directly.
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Free information
United States
CommunicationFIRST
Communication access and civil-rights advocacy for people who cannot rely on speech alone. Explore its resources and work led by people with communication disabilities.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- People seeking communication access and family support
- Eligibility & availability
- Ask the provider about age, service area, registration, cost, and availability for the option you need.
- How to get started
- Use the provider link below to review current details and contact or register directly.
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Check with provider
Ask about service area
Communication Autism Resources (C.A.R.)
A nonprofit focused on functional communication, assistive technology, and family training. Contact the organization about current programs and availability.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- People seeking communication access and family support
- Eligibility & availability
- Ask the provider about age, service area, registration, cost, and availability for the option you need.
- How to get started
- Use the provider link below to review current details and contact or register directly.
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Free resources
United States / online
USSAAC · Emergency AAC resources
Communication passports, emergency boards, and preparation resources for people who use AAC and their families.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- People seeking communication access and family support
- Eligibility & availability
- Ask the provider about age, service area, registration, cost, and availability for the option you need.
- How to get started
- Use the provider link below to review current details and contact or register directly.
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National organizations
Free resource navigation
United States
Autism Speaks · Autism Response Team
Resource specialists help autistic people, families, and caregivers find information and local support. Explore the Resource Guide or contact the team.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Autistic people, families, caregivers, and providers
- Eligibility & availability
- Resource navigation is available to people seeking autism information.
- How to get started
- Contact the team using the phone or online options on its page.
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Free resource navigation
United States
Autism Society · National Helpline
Connect with an information and referral specialist to find resources and providers in your area. The helpline provides navigation rather than direct services.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Autistic people and families seeking local support
- Eligibility & availability
- The helpline connects people to providers; each provider has its own requirements.
- How to get started
- Use the helpline form or call the number listed on the official page.
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Cost varies by service
United States · local affiliates
Easterseals · Find local services
Locate an Easterseals affiliate and ask about disability services, assistive technology, and family support available in your community.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Disabled people and their families
- Eligibility & availability
- Services, age ranges, fees, and funding vary by affiliate.
- How to get started
- Find the nearest affiliate and contact it about current services.
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Free resources + paid books
United States / online
Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN)
Explore autistic-led self-advocacy resources, plain-language guides, disability rights, and transition-to-adulthood materials.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Autistic people, self-advocates, families, and allies
- Eligibility & availability
- Many guides are free; some books are sold separately.
- How to get started
- Browse the library and open a guide matching your question.
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Diapers & essentials
Free · eligibility applies
Georgia
Helping Mamas · Diaper support
Find diaper and period-product assistance through partner agencies and participating libraries. Check residency, supplies, and distribution details; its office does not distribute directly to families.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Families seeking help with everyday essentials
- Eligibility & availability
- Ask the provider about age, service area, registration, cost, and availability for the option you need.
- How to get started
- Use the provider link below to review current details and contact or register directly.
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Free · local eligibility
United States
National Diaper Bank Network
Find a diaper bank or local assistance. Its Get Help guide explains how to contact 211 and locate a program serving your community.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Families seeking help with everyday essentials
- Eligibility & availability
- Ask the provider about age, service area, registration, cost, and availability for the option you need.
- How to get started
- Use the provider link below to review current details and contact or register directly.
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Free resource navigation
United States
211 · Everyday family essentials
Connect with local help for food, housing, utilities, diapers, and other basic needs. Ask the local program about eligibility and available assistance.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Families seeking help with everyday essentials
- Eligibility & availability
- Ask the provider about age, service area, registration, cost, and availability for the option you need.
- How to get started
- Use the provider link below to review current details and contact or register directly.
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Free food assistance · local rules
United States
Feeding America · Food-bank finder
Find a local food bank and nearby food assistance. Contact the local program about distribution, service area, household requirements, and current availability.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Households seeking food assistance
- Eligibility & availability
- Local pantry service areas, schedules, and intake rules vary.
- How to get started
- Search by ZIP code and follow the local food bank’s instructions.
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Assistance · eligibility applies
Georgia
Georgia LIHEAP · Energy-bill assistance
Explore help with home energy costs through Georgia’s Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program. Follow the state page for local application contacts and current requirements.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Georgia households needing energy-cost assistance
- Eligibility & availability
- Income, program season, required documents, and available funding apply.
- How to get started
- Use the state page to find your local Community Action Agency.
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Covered benefit · eligibility applies
Georgia
Georgia Medicaid · Medical transportation
Learn how eligible Medicaid members can arrange transportation to covered medical services when other transportation is unavailable. Use the state’s current instructions to schedule a ride.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Eligible Georgia Medicaid members needing covered medical travel
- Eligibility & availability
- Medicaid coverage, trip purpose, and transportation criteria apply.
- How to get started
- Use the state page’s current scheduling instructions.
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Insurance-covered · eligibility applies
United States · coverage varies
Aeroflow Urology · Incontinence supplies
Explore pediatric and adult diapers, briefs, and other incontinence supplies through a medical supplier. No-cost supplies depend on qualifying coverage, medical requirements, and provider availability.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Children and adults with incontinence supply needs
- Eligibility & availability
- State / insurance rules, medical documentation, age, and network coverage apply.
- How to get started
- Submit the supplier’s coverage check and follow its documentation instructions.
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IEP & advocacy
Paid services
Online / program dependent
Auesomely You · IEP & advocacy
IEP preparation, parent advocacy coaching, workshops, and advocacy tools with Dr. Crystal Jordan, L.H.D. Explore current services and request support through Auesomely You.
Related Auesomely You brand
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Families navigating special education and disability support
- Eligibility & availability
- Ask the provider about age, service area, registration, cost, and availability for the option you need.
- How to get started
- Use the provider link below to review current details and contact or register directly.
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Ask about the program
Georgia
Parent to Parent of Georgia
Family support, disability resources, education, and connections for families of children with disabilities and special health care needs.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Families navigating special education and disability support
- Eligibility & availability
- Ask the provider about age, service area, registration, cost, and availability for the option you need.
- How to get started
- Use the provider link below to review current details and contact or register directly.
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Resource directory
United States
Find Your Parent Center
Locate a Parent Training and Information Center or Community Parent Resource Center in your state for special education information and family support.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Families navigating special education and disability support
- Eligibility & availability
- Ask the provider about age, service area, registration, cost, and availability for the option you need.
- How to get started
- Use the provider link below to review current details and contact or register directly.
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Caregiver & sibling support
Cost / eligibility varies
Southern Georgia
Easterseals Southern Georgia · Respite
Explore respite care that gives caregivers a break. Ask about service area, participant eligibility, openings, and payment or funding arrangements.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Caregivers and people receiving disability support
- Eligibility & availability
- Confirm Southern Georgia service area, eligibility, openings, and costs.
- How to get started
- Contact the respite program through its official page.
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Cost varies by local program
United States / local programs
Sibling Support Project · Sibshops
Find peer support workshops for siblings of children with disabilities and health concerns. The project also offers connections for teen and adult siblings.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Siblings of people with disabilities or health concerns
- Eligibility & availability
- Age range, fees, and registration are set by each local Sibshop.
- How to get started
- Search by city and state, then contact the local workshop host.
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Free support groups
United States / local & online
NAMI · Mental-health support groups
Peer support for people affected by mental-health conditions and their families. This is mental-health support, not an autism-specific service or a replacement for counseling.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- People affected by mental-health conditions and their families
- Eligibility & availability
- Choose a group matching the participant’s role and local requirements.
- How to get started
- Find a local or online group through NAMI’s support-group page.
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Free search · treatment costs vary
United States
SAMHSA · FindTreatment.gov
Search for mental-health and substance-use treatment providers. Ask providers about services, insurance, cost, accessibility, and support for caregivers.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- People seeking mental-health or substance-use treatment
- Eligibility & availability
- Provider specialties, insurance, fees, and admissions vary.
- How to get started
- Search by location and contact a suitable provider directly.
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Community & play dates
Free community play dates
Clayton County / metro Atlanta
Leyla Strong Foundation · Play dates
Inclusive play dates and family connections for children with neurological disabilities, including traumatic brain injury. Check current announcements for dates, locations, and registration.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Autistic people, children, caregivers, and families; check each program
- Eligibility & availability
- Ask the provider about age, service area, registration, cost, and availability for the option you need.
- How to get started
- Use the provider link below to review current details and contact or register directly.
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Paid membership · $20/month
Virtual & local chapters
Auesomely You Sisterhood™
Community, friendships, wellness experiences, and advocacy conversations for autism moms and special needs moms. Visit the Sisterhood for membership, chapters, and events.
Related Auesomely You brand
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Autistic people, children, caregivers, and families; check each program
- Eligibility & availability
- Ask the provider about age, service area, registration, cost, and availability for the option you need.
- How to get started
- Use the provider link below to review current details and contact or register directly.
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Free
Online · Facebook
Auesomely You Cares · Caregiver Support Circle
An inclusive community for caregivers across autism, neurodivergence, and disabilities. Connect, ask questions, and share encouragement.
Provided by Auesomely You Cares
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Autistic people, children, caregivers, and families; check each program
- Eligibility & availability
- Ask the provider about age, service area, registration, cost, and availability for the option you need.
- How to get started
- Use the provider link below to review current details and contact or register directly.
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Cost varies by event
Georgia
Auesomely You Cares · Inclusive events
Explore our family experiences and upcoming events. Each event page includes its own registration and participation details.
Provided by Auesomely You Cares
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Autistic people, children, caregivers, and families; check each program
- Eligibility & availability
- Ask the provider about age, service area, registration, cost, and availability for the option you need.
- How to get started
- Use the provider link below to review current details and contact or register directly.
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Check cost for each program
Georgia / event dependent
SHINE Autism · Shining on Autism across the Spectrum
Community events, parent literacy webinars, parent support, and inclusion opportunities for autistic children, youth, and families. SHINE also lists swim and water-safety initiatives.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Autistic children, youth, and their families
- Eligibility & availability
- Age, cost, location, and registration depend on the event or initiative.
- How to get started
- Visit SHINE’s page and contact the team about current programs.
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Cost varies by program
Ask about current locations / online
Tyler’s Way Foundation
Family resources, education and advocacy, support groups, and community programs for autistic children and their families. Contact the foundation for current services, locations, and enrollment.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Autistic children and families
- Eligibility & availability
- Services, enrollment, fees, and locations vary by program.
- How to get started
- Open Programs, Services, or Contact on the foundation’s website.
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Safety & emergency planning
Free program · eligibility / supplies
United States
National Autism Association · Big Red Safety Box
Explore wandering-prevention tools and family safety resources. Check the current application instructions, eligibility, and availability for the safety-box program.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Families of autistic people at risk of wandering
- Eligibility & availability
- Program eligibility and available supplies apply; check current applications.
- How to get started
- Review the safety-box page and follow its current application process.
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Lesson costs vary
United States / local instructors
National Autism Association · Swim Connect
Learn about the registry connecting families with instructors experienced in teaching autistic children. Contact NAA about local connections and confirm lesson accessibility and costs with the instructor.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Families seeking autism-aware swimming instruction
- Eligibility & availability
- Local instructor availability, age suitability, and lesson fees vary.
- How to get started
- Contact NAA about swimming connections, then discuss lessons with the instructor.
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Teen & adult resources
Free planning resources
United States / online
The Arc · Center for Future Planning
Explore planning for community living, support networks, housing, and future decisions alongside the person with a disability.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- People with intellectual or developmental disabilities and their families
- Eligibility & availability
- Planning resources are available online; individual professional services may cost extra.
- How to get started
- Explore planning priorities and use the guides with the person and their support network.
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Free guidance
United States / online
Job Accommodation Network (JAN)
Explore workplace accommodations and employment support information for disabled workers, job seekers, employers, and families supporting transition.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Disabled workers, job seekers, employers, and supporters
- Eligibility & availability
- Guidance is free; employment decisions and services depend on circumstances.
- How to get started
- Search accommodation resources or contact JAN using its official options.
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Free resources · college costs vary
United States
Think College · Students & families
Explore inclusive higher education and search for college programs serving students with intellectual disabilities. Admissions, support, and tuition vary by program.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Students with intellectual disabilities and their supporters
- Eligibility & availability
- Each college sets admissions, tuition, financial aid, and support requirements.
- How to get started
- Use the college search and contact programs about admissions and supports.
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Directory · service costs vary
United States / local centers
Centers for Independent Living · ILRU directory
Find a Center for Independent Living and ask about peer support, independent-living skills, advocacy, and local community participation services.
Independent provider
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Disabled people seeking community living and participation support
- Eligibility & availability
- Service area, program eligibility, and availability vary by local center.
- How to get started
- Find your state’s center and contact it about the support you need.
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Reading & printables
Free digital magazine
Online
Auesomely You Magazine
A free digital magazine filled with family resources, practical tips, advocacy, and stories celebrating autism, neurodiversity, and disability inclusion. Print editions and other offers may have a cost.
Related Auesomely You brand
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Communicators, caregivers, educators, and families
- Eligibility & availability
- Ask the provider about age, service area, registration, cost, and availability for the option you need.
- How to get started
- Use the provider link below to review current details and contact or register directly.
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Free · checkout required
Printable PDFs
My Words, My Way · Printable AAC collection
Choose from our branded communication resources, including the original starter kit. Submit a free order with name, email, phone, and newsletter agreement for instant downloads.
Provided by Auesomely You Cares
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Communicators, caregivers, educators, and families
- Eligibility & availability
- Ask the provider about age, service area, registration, cost, and availability for the option you need.
- How to get started
- Use the provider link below to review current details and contact or register directly.
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Free
Web browser
Auesomely You Cares · Online AAC board
Build a message with picture-and-word buttons or typed words, then use device speech. Personalize vocabulary and button sizes.
Provided by Auesomely You Cares
Who it helps & next steps
- Who it helps
- Communicators, caregivers, educators, and families
- Eligibility & availability
- Ask the provider about age, service area, registration, cost, and availability for the option you need.
- How to get started
- Use the provider link below to review current details and contact or register directly.
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