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Autism Awareness Day is a time for us to celebrate the unique and incredible individuals within the autism spectrum community. At Give Kids a Voice, we believe that every child deserves the opportunity to express themselves and be heard. Today, we want to share the inspiring story of Robert Norton, a young autistic and non-verbal...

The safety of children is a top priority for parents and caregivers everywhere. Unfortunately, children with communication challenges, such as those with non-verbal autism, may face increased safety risks if they become lost or wander away from caregivers. That's why we at www.givekidsavoice.org are dedicated to empowering non-verbal children and their families by providing them...

Communication is a fundamental aspect of our lives, allowing us to express our thoughts, needs, and emotions. For individuals with speech and language challenges, communication can be a daunting task. This is where Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices come in, offering a lifeline to those who struggle with speech. In this blog post, we'll...

Happy Fall Everyone!Wanted to send a quick update, as many of you know we have been working on the application that will serve as the communication component in our devices. We have finished testing the third version of said application on our devices. Everything seems to be in working order and we are moving forward...

We have received our first 100 devices! We are working with our app development firm to add over 350 cards to the givekidsavoice.org app. This involves digitally separating the images, naming them, and recording voices for them in English and Spanish. We hope to complete this process within the next few weeks and begin testing. Thank you again...

Stress is a normal part of life, something that most people and most families experience. Families with autistic children can experience higher stress levels than other families. They might feel stress due to: accepting your child's diagnosis, coming to terms with it and what it means for your child navigating day to day life, managing your...