Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) is a tool used to supplement and support spoken communication. Some individuals have difficulty coordinating motor movements to form accurate speech sounds. Some individuals have difficulty understanding and using new vocabulary (especially in new or overstimulating environments). An AAC device uses visual picture cues for its user to access a robust vocabulary in real time, whether expressing needs or making social connections.

Are you local to Ann Arbor and in need of AAC support in your daily routines? We are here to help.

Let us know which community spaces you are hoping to see inclusive language supports (i.e. museums, cafes, churches, playgrounds, daycares, etc) and we will pursue a partnership with them that leads to AAC implementation in the places you need it most.