Community stories

Alarna, Tyrone’s mother, always considered herself an advocate for her son, however, now that he is using Proloquo2Go she has found that he can speak for himself.

Tom is one of the funniest 12 years olds you’ll ever meet. Quick-witted and always ready with a joke, he and his family are always laughing.

Behind the scenes, Harry and Rosie talk about recording their voices for Proloquo2Go.

The boys at the Black Mountain School in Australia use Pictello to express their storytelling skills. They are very excited that they can create stories themselves to share with their family and friends.

Enrique has Down Syndrome and does not speak. Thanks to Proloquo2Go, he is now able to communicate effectively with his family and at school.

Lisa is a single mum and has a 6-year-old son called Hunter. Lisa lost her speech when she was a child. Just as so many others, she takes her son to school and then goes to university for her Business study.

Watch the impact Proloquo2Go and the new authentic children's voice Rosie have on Ruby.

Nick is using an iPad with Proloquo2Go. He no longer has to try to be what other people want him to be, because he can now initiate communication and say what he wants and needs.

Giesbert Nijhuis is paralyzed from the neck down due to a spinal cord injury caused by a car accident. He now designs t-shirts, CD covers, film posters and much more using a head pointer and an on-screen keyboard.

Meet Charlie, diagnosed with autism and a speech disability. His mother, Rebecca, recognised that Charlie was different early on. Watch how she had to advocate for him.