01 · SHARE
Send your request.
Use the existing form or email us with a brief description of what you are looking for. Avoid sending private records by email unless our team asks for information and explains how to provide it.
YOU BELONG HERE
Communication support.
At every age.
Children, teenagers, and adults deserve opportunities to express themselves, make choices, and be heard.
START WITH YOUR NEEDS
Tell us what would help.
Our communication-access mission includes nonspeaking and minimally speaking autistic and disabled individuals. Families, caregivers, and individuals can contact us about support.
We are based in Georgia. Device availability, service area, and eligibility depend on the specific opportunity. Contact us to confirm whether a current program can serve your location and needs.
Complete the support formThe support form is embedded below. Review its questions and requirements before submitting. A request does not guarantee a device, funding, or a place in a program.
Ask about current availabilitySUPPORT REQUEST
Tell us what you need.
Complete our existing support form below. Availability and next steps depend on the program and available resources.
This form is hosted by Google Forms. Review its questions and requirements before submitting. A request does not guarantee a device, funding, or a place in a program.
Having trouble viewing or submitting the form?
Open the form in a new tabWhat happens next?
02 · DISCUSS
Check the opportunity.
Ask our team about availability, location, program requirements, and what further information is needed. No response deadline is promised here.
03 · PLAN
Confirm next steps.
Any device or financial support depends on resources and program review. Keep your existing communication tools and support in place.
Resources you can use now.
Free AAC starter boards
A welcome page and four colorful picture-and-word boards. No signup needed. For personal use only.
Get the printable boardsOnline communication board
Explore picture-and-word selections, typed messages, and speech using compatible local device voices. Individual access needs vary.
Try the online boardQuestions before you apply?
Is communication support only for children?
No. Our communication-access mission includes teens and adults. Requirements can differ for a specific funded opportunity or event.
Can I get a device immediately?
Availability depends on resources and program review. Contact us to discuss current opportunities; submitting a request does not guarantee support.
Does a tablet replace an AAC assessment?
A tablet is hardware. Individual vocabulary, software, access methods, and ongoing support matter. Ask an AAC-experienced speech-language pathologist about your needs.