Today I’m talking to Stefanie from Lilly’s Voice. Stefanie started this non-profit because after jumping through hoops to get her daughter, who is autistic and non-speaking, an AAC device, she decided to support other parents trying to do the same. She now provides AAC devices AND TRAINING for families who have been denied by insurance or can’t afford the outrageous out-of-pocket costs of acquiring an AAC device. I’m partnering with Lilly’s Voice during the Preschool Autism Summit and a portion of the proceeds will go to Lilly’s Voice and directly fund AAC devices for kids ages 2-18 who need them. I’m so honored to introduce Stefanie… from Lilly’s Voice.
Topics Discussed:
- AAC devices and accessibility
- Training for parents on AAC devices
- How to apply for an AAC device
- Lilly’s Voice non-profit
Links:
Lilly’s Voice: https://www.lillysvoice.org/
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