Community stories

Evie's parents talk about their experience with Proloquo2Go after only two months of use. And how this tool allows her to speak and ask questions, which was impossible before.

Niveyah has just started third grade, where she is an active member of her class. Not only is AAC vital to her school work, it plays an important role in having fun too!

Chuck Hummer was diagnosed with (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) ALS about 8 years ago. He now uses Proloquo2Go to communicate. He and his wife Sandra share their experience in living with ALS.

Tom recently celebrated his 17th birthday, and just like any teenager, he has an active life full of family, friends and fun.

The parents of this five year old girl tell us about her communication challenges. They are very surprised at the results achieved with Proloquo2Go and regret not having started sooner.

Jordyn, a college student and AAC user, shares how the power of technology and communication allowed her to go from high school frustrations to finding her own voice.

The implementation of Proloquo2Go and the ease of learning through modeling of this 5 year old girl are the perfect combination for a bright future.

Gwen’s parents committed to not give up and see each day as an opportunity to try everything, so when Gwen got the chance to participate in the National American Miss (NAM) they didn’t have to think twice.

Max is nine years old and was born with Cerebral Palsy. According to his speech therapist, Proloquo2Go has become his voice and has completely changed his life.

Danica has been using Proloquo2Go for about a year. She is now using the app for all sorts of things at school and at home. Proloquo2Go has been a life-saver for the family, as Danica experiences less melt-downs and can finally tell her parents what she did during her day.