User stories
100 voices – Meet Nkeesha
100 voices is an exciting new project where we are providing 100 adults and children in CareTech's services with AAC devices to help them communicate.
100 voices – Meet Nkeesha
Bev’s story
Bev had a stroke many years ago and struggles to make herself understood to unfamiliar people. With the support of Leonard Cheshire, she is able to communicate and stay in touch with her family…
Bev’s story
Jamie’s 500 miles without a voice
AAC user Jamie Preece has been raising money for Communication Matters, by driving 500 miles on his mobility scooter without his communication aid in August. Jamie is 43 and has cerebral palsy.
Jamie’s 500 miles without a voice
Tilly’s AAC journey
Last year Tilly was one of the first AAC users to try our new low-tech Super Core Communication Book. Tilly's mum Dolores has answered some of our questions below about Tilly and how she is getting…
Tilly’s AAC journey
Rose chooses her new voice
Here's a great story from the BBC about Rose, an AAC user who had the opportunity to create a bespoke digital voice.
Rose chooses her new voice
Speak out for Developmental Verbal Dyspraxia
Patrick and his family and friends are raising awareness of Developmental Verbal Dyspraxia (DVD). On Tuesday 14 May 2019 they'll be wearing blue for DVD Awareness Day. It's a great cause and…
Speak out for Developmental Verbal Dyspraxia
Meet Fraser
Meet Fraser Fraser is 14, has cerebral palsy and attends a mainstream school in Glasgow Fraser’s movement and speech are severely affected by his condition, and he is unable to communicate…
Meet Fraser
Jason meets Worcester Warriors
It was great to see Jason and his Grid Pad 13 raising awareness of AAC on BBC Gloucestershire last month. The Worcester Warriors fan makes a big screen appeal at a local match.
Jason meets Worcester Warriors
Jamie’s calendar grid set
Jamie is 40 and has cerebral palsy. He creates brilliantly useful symbol based resources using Grid 3, including this calendar grid set.
Jamie’s calendar grid set
