The ability to communicate is fundamental to a basic quality of life, yet for many people effective communication is difficult because of a physical impairment, language disorder or learning disability. Here at Ace Centre we work with people of all ages who face such challenges.
Three FREE eBooks have been designed to help families and professionals alike to get started with Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC).
This is a one day course enabling you to start creating a communication book using ‘Developing and using a communication book’ templates, in Oldham.
View our range of publications, information sheets and charts. We have a range of free to download and purchasable publications to support AAC.
In our North office, a one day course introducing Look2Talk guidance and supporting you to create a colour-encoded eye pointing communication books
This course in Oldham involves two half day sessions providing you with an opportunity to learn about the Pragmatics Profile for people who use AAC.
We are holding a Beginner's Workshop in Nov 2018 in Oldham, and a Follow-Up Workshop in Oct 2018 in Abingdon. Follow the link for more details.
We are experts in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) and Assistive Technology (AT), with core specialist services that include:
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