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Inspired by Robert, our goal is to provide communication devices for families with non-verbal autistic children.

The Robert Norton Foundation was founded by Isabel Norton in 2021. With your help, we hope to distribute at least 200 of our AAC devices in 2023-2024. These devices will make it possible for non-verbal autistic children to communicate with family members and caregivers and improve the quality of their lives.

Unlike traditional devices and applications, parents and caregivers will be able to customize the devices to their specific needs. In addition, the audio can be set to English or Spanish. Our latest version includes over 200 PECS cards. We will be expanding the library as we continue to develop our application.

Please donate and follow us on social media. We appreciate your support!

Read our latest blog posts below for news, interesting articles, and insightful tips for you and your child (or children)!

  • Back to School Tips and Advice for Parents of Non-Verbal Autistic Children!

    Back to School Tips and Advice for Parents of Non-Verbal Autistic Children!

    School is Back in Session!   For most of us, the school year is among us! Let’s be honest because I know the feeling. If you are anything like our family with an autistic, non-verbal child you may be feeling a mixture of relief and apprehension. Summer was very challenging due to the disruption of routine and inconsistency of specialized services like…


  • Happy Foundation Friday! Celebrating a Milestone and Urging Continued Support

    Happy Foundation Friday! Celebrating a Milestone and Urging Continued Support

    Happy Foundation Friday to all our supporters and community members! Today, we are thrilled to announce a significant milestone in our mission to empower non-verbal autistic children: we have successfully provided 100 Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices to families in need across the United States and Canada. This achievement is a testament to the…


  • The Importance of High-Visibility Clothing for Non-Verbal Autistic Children in Crowded Places

    The Importance of High-Visibility Clothing for Non-Verbal Autistic Children in Crowded Places

    When taking non-verbal autistic children to crowded places such as amusement parks or community events, it’s crucial to ensure their safety and visibility. Wearing bright and easily identifiable clothing is one essential strategy to manage the risks associated with such environments. This blog post explores why high-visibility clothing is vital and offers practical tips to…