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Spread Some Christmas Magic

November 30, 2016

While most of Central Oregon is busy embracing the holiday season, many families raising a child with a disability brace for this time of year, as unexpected bills, difficult care decisions, and challenging medical conditions further complicate their lives, creating mounting stress even before attempting to create a magical Christmas experience for their children. Adler’s Voice aims to make Christmas a little brighter for local families raising children with disabilities this holiday season. We are currently soliciting nominations of deserving families to receive a little cheer in the form of a fresh cut Christmas tree with decorations, all the makings for a Christmas dinner, and a $100 gift card to use toward holiday gift shopping.

Press Release

Adler’s Voice Is Featured in BizTech Magazine

September 23, 2016

Technology is often talked about as a disruptive force, but it can also be an invaluable assistant for those who need help the most. In his article for BizTech Magazine, business and technology journalist Wylie Wong brings awareness to how technology creates opportunities for people experiencing a disability.

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Breaking Barriers 2016

April 29, 2016

Creating a truly inclusive society, where all people will enjoy a fulfilling and self-directed life beyond labels: this conference is open to everyone wanting to share our vision of creating a welcoming community for all people experiencing disability. We welcome families, self-advocates, educators, and community members to attend and participate in this life-changing conference! To learn more, visit our conference website.

Date

Friday, April 29, 2016, 9.00 – 4.00

Location

Deschutes County Expo Center
3800 SW Airport Way
Redmond, Oregon 97756

Keynote Presenter

Matt Roloff

Did you know?

In the state of Oregon alone, no less than
22,500 children
experience severe speech and lan­guage disorders.

Did you know?

Children with dis­abilities are up to
3 times
more likely to experience sexual abuse, violence, or maltreat­ment.

Donate

Help us help these children! Your do­na­tion will change the life of a child and their fami­ly. Thank you very much for sup­port­ing our mission!

We are always looking for vol­un­teers, so if time is your gift, don’t hesi­tate to con­tact us!

Stories

Kelsey was born with a mito­chon­drial dis­order and was di­ag­nos­ed with Apra­xia of Speech. We pro­vided her with an AAC de­vice, and it is amaz­ing to see how her lan­guage skills have blossom­ed since then. She con­tinues to ex­pand her ex­pres­sive vo­cabu­lary, gain­ing new words and fluency each year.

Courses

Adler’s Voice pro­vides rele­vant train­ings to all in­di­vid­uals that use or sup­port a per­son who uses Aug­men­tati­ve and Al­ter­na­tive Com­mu­ni­ca­tion. Our on­line cours­es are avail­able for free to fa­mi­lies, care­giv­ers and pro­fes­sion­als work­ing in the field of AAC.

Contact

Adler’s Voice
PO Box 6344
Bend, Oregon 97708
541-408-1092
stephanie@adlersvoice.org

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