Thanks to Margaret Cotts at LowTech Solutions for donating more than 100 communication boards and other materials. Pictured ... you'll see Margaret (picture #5) and some students/faculty at San Jose State University (picture #6) who helped us "distribute" these donations. Packages were sent to Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands…

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For a list of donors, go to documents (left side of main page). USSAAC is working with families of individuals who rely on augmentative and alternative communication to regain access to these critical tools, technologies and supports after Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, Maria and the wildfires in northern and southern California.…

Impacted by fires. in California? Please go to http://sonomacountyrecovers.org site. This website focuses soley on helping people with severe communication disorders who have lost communication tools/materials. Posted 12/2/17 To: Sonoma County Recovery requestors, organizers, and admins Hello, We are doing our best to keep you updated with the most important…

USSAAC (the United States Society for Augmentative and Alternative Communication), wishes the people of Florida, the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, Texas and California who were impacted by the hurricanes and fires of 2017 a Happy Thanksgiving. We hope you will spread the word that this site is able to…

We are so very appreciative of Attainment Company's offer to donate iPAD cases and GoTalk apps and Go Talk tech devices to people impacted by Hurricane's Harvey, Irma, Maria and the Northern California Fires. Thanks especially to Joni Nygard at Attainment who is spearheading this effort.

Go to sonomacounty.recovers.org

People looking for assistance with needs OTHER THAN the loss of augmentative and alternative communication devices/tools should go to sonomacounty.recovers.org Many organizations and agencies are working together to assist you.

USSAAC thanks Pyramid Educational Consultants for donating Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) Starter Kits and training materials for families impacted by Hurricanes in TX, FL, VI and PR and CA Fires. Thanks especially to Rayna Bondy at Pyramid EC for making this happen so quickly.

Prentke Romich and Saltillo have donated $20,000. In addition we have received additional donations from the PRC Board of Directors. Thank you ALL.
Tobii Dynavox has also donate $20,00 to assist people who use AAC. Thank you. Other companies are offering to provide apps and help in other ways. USSAAC…

The United States Society for Augmentative and Alternative Communication is working with local and national partners to assist people who lost their augmentative communication equipment (speech-generating devices) as a direct result Hurricanes Irma, Maria and the fires raging in California. Please make folks aware of this resource.

The Office of Preparedness and Emergency Management at the Massachusetts Department of Public Health has given USSAAC the right to adapt their tool SHOW ME: Booklet for Emergency Shelters to help the people impacted by the Hurricanes to support the needs of people who rely on communication tools and technologies…

Florida is currently beginning recovery efforts from Hurricane Irma. To view a list of Resources as of 9/22/17, go to Emergency Information and click on POST DOCUMENTS (to your left). We will try to keep this list updated. Please feel free to contact us and suggest other resources.

This site assists people with severe speech and language disabilities who use augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) to enable them to communicate. We are focusing on the aftermath of Hurricane Irma. Help us get the word out!

Individuals who use AAC and their family members can request help or sign…

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