Adler’s Voice is an Oregon nonprofit organization that provides support to all individuals who experience a complex communication disorder and their families, care providers and educators, as well as professionals in the field of speech-language pathology and Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC). We believe that all people have the right to communicate, regardless of method or modality. Through our three key services – Training, AAC Grants, and Advocacy – we strive to provide all individuals in Oregon with access to communication, the opportunity to communicate, and the freedom to communicate.
Our training programs serve all individuals using Augmentative and Alternative Communication devices, as well as the professionals, service providers and families who support these individuals. Our online courses are always available for free.
Our AAC grant program serves children and young adults up to age 21 who need assistance acquiring an Augmentative and Alternative Communication device, accessing therapies, or accessing other communication related tools and services. To learn more about our grant program, please follow the link below.
We provide advocacy support and services to parents and adults who are seeking access to communication for their loved ones or themselves. If you require assistance in advocating for the right and freedom to communicate, don’t hesitate to contact us. We will be happy to help.
