Augmentative and Alternative Communication disaster relief for individuals who use AAC and their families

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ebegley from USSAAC Disaster Relief
1 month ago

We know that there will be an ongoing need for food and shelter support for so many individuals and families impacted by Hurricanes Helene and Milton. If you are looking for shelter and other non-communication related assistance, please check these link below in addition to the FEMA link posted earlier.

Florida  https://www.floridadisaster.org/disaster-updates/storm-updates/ Georgia https://gema.georgia.gov/hurricane-helene North Carolina https://www.readync.gov/stay-informed/open-shelters Tennessee https://www.tn.gov/tema/updates/hurricane-helene.html

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sarah from USSAAC Disaster Relief
1 month ago

Our thoughts are with everyone in Florida. Please help us spread the word. USSAAC's Disaster Relief Committee is standing by to help people with disabilities who use AAC. We can work to repair/replace AAC related devices/equipment lost in Hurricane Milton (and Helene). Attached is a flyer for Hurricane Milton. Thank you so much

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sarah from USSAAC Disaster Relief
2 months ago

We have learned of a valuable FEMA website. Together with state and federal partners, FEMA is actively supporting Hurricane Helene response efforts. The site is easy to follow directions for each state and includes great information from local officials to stay safe.

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sarah from USSAAC Disaster Relief
2 months ago

To: Agencies/Individuals Responding to Helene Recovery Assistance for Impacted AAC Users

The United States Society for Augmentative and Alternative Communication has the capacity to restore lost or damaged communication aids for victims of disasters who rely on AAC supports. USSAAC is responding to requests equipment for people who use AAC and have lost their communication tools/technologies. We are also aware that many people in need are probably not aware of us. Please forward the attached USSAAC Flyer to any agencies or individuals you believe might benefit from knowing about this help.

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ebegley from USSAAC Disaster Relief
2 months ago

Hurricane Helene has been classified as a Federal Disaster in Virginia. Please continue to help us get the word out that we are here to and ready to help replace AAC devices and supports lost or damaged in the hurricane and its aftermath. See the attached flyer for details and post on social media, by email, or any other means. Thank you.

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sarah from USSAAC Disaster Relief
2 months ago

USSAAC's Disaster Relief Committee is standing to help people who use AAC and may have lost access to their tools/technologies across states that are impacted. Please help us get out the word.

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ebegley from USSAAC Disaster Relief
2 months ago

Hurricane Helene has been classified as a Federal Disaster in Florida, Georgia, Alabama and North Carolina. Please help us get the word out that we are here to and ready to help replace AAC devices and supports lost or damaged in the hurricane and its aftermath. See the attached flyer for details and post on social media, by email, or any other means. Thank you.

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sarah from USSAAC Disaster Relief
2 months ago

USSAAC's Disaster Relief Committee is watching Hurricane Francine hitting Louisiana and wildfires in the West. If/when either event is declared a National Disaster, committee members will activate. Be safe.

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sarah from USSAAC Disaster Relief
4 months ago

USSAAC Disaster Relief Committee is standing by to help.

Help us get the word out by posting a link to this site https://aacdisasterrelief.recovers.org on your social media accounts.

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krista_davidson11 from USSAAC Disaster Relief
4 months ago

Hurricane Beryl Flyer If you have lost your AAC tools/technologies as a direct result of the hurricane, fill out I HAVE A NEED. We can / will help. You'll hear from us very soon.

If you can GIVE or DONATE, fill out I WANT TO GIVE and / or I WANT TO DONATE. We'll definitely be in touch. Thank you for caring

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