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AAC Devices, Therapy
May 3, 2024

Happy Foundation Friday! Today, we delve into an essential topic in the autism community—recognizing non-verbal autism. Many individuals with non-verbal autism are often misunderstood because their signs of autism are not widely recognized. This post aims to shed light on these signs and discuss how everyone can better understand and support non-verbal individuals. Understanding Non-Verbal Autism: Non-verbal...

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AAC Devices
April 26, 2024

As we celebrate strides in autism awareness, there remains a pressing need to extend understanding into every corner of society, including the hospitality industry. Recognizing the Unseen: Autistic children often appear no different than their neurotypical peers, which can lead to misunderstandings, especially in social settings like hotels. The Role of Big Companies: Large companies have the power to...

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AAC Devices
April 19, 2024

Welcome to another Foundation Friday, where we shine a spotlight on efforts that make significant impacts in the lives of those in need. This week, we're featuring Give Kids A Voice—an organization dedicated to empowering non-verbal autistic children by providing them with innovative communication solutions. Mission and Vision: Give Kids A Voice focuses on providing Augmentative and...

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AAC Devices, family
April 10, 2024

April is a beacon of hope and advocacy for the autism community. As Autism Awareness Month unfolds, we're reminded of the importance of inclusivity, understanding, and support for individuals with autism. World Autism Acceptance Week: The National Autistic Society has dedicated the first week of April to World Autism Acceptance Week, encouraging vibrant participation and fundraising to...

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AAC Devices, family
April 2, 2024

April 2nd marks World Autism Awareness Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness and fostering understanding of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). At Give Kids A Voice, we join this global initiative by spotlighting the significance of empowering non-verbal autistic children. Our focus is on how Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices can transform their lives...

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AAC Devices, family
March 15, 2024

For many non-verbal autistic children, the world can sometimes feel isolating. Communication barriers often hinder their ability to interact with peers, leading to a life where solo play becomes a norm. However, at Give Kids A Voice, we believe in the power of breaking down these barriers and fostering an environment where every child can...

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AAC Devices, family
March 8, 2024

At Give Kids A Voice (GKAV), we understand the unique challenges faced by families of non-verbal autistic children, especially during moments of distress or tantrums. Communication barriers can significantly amplify these challenges, making it difficult for children to express their needs and for caregivers to respond effectively. In this post, we'll explore practical strategies to...

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AAC Devices, family, Holidays
February 23, 2024

Holidays like Easter and Passover are times of joy, reflection, and family gatherings. However, for families with non-verbal or autistic children, these celebrations can sometimes present challenges. With thoughtful planning and a focus on inclusivity, these festivities can be enjoyable for everyone. Here are some tips on how to create fun and accessible Easter and...

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AAC Devices, Holidays, School
February 2, 2024

Valentine's Day is celebrated across the globe with excitement and joy, symbolizing love and affection through the exchange of cards, chocolates, and heartfelt messages. However, for non-verbal/autistic children and their families, this day can present unique challenges. From sensory overloads to social expectations, understanding and navigating these hurdles is key to creating an inclusive and...

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AAC Devices, Holidays
January 26, 2024

Big public events like Gasparilla in Tampa or local parades can be thrilling and fun-filled experiences for families. However, for families with non-verbal autistic children, these events can also present unique challenges. From sensory overload to safety concerns, there's a lot to consider. Here are some tips to help ensure that your family enjoys these...

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