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At One Voice Arkansas, we’re taking the first step toward building a program that puts AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) devices into the hands of children who need them most.

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As a new nonprofit with limited resources, we know we can’t meet the need alone—but we also know that we can’t help unless we understand where the need exists.

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We’re inviting parents, caregivers, speech-language pathologists, educators, and therapists to share insights about children in Arkansas who may benefit from an AAC device but face barriers to access.

 

If you know a child in need, please take 2–3 minutes to fill out our short interest form.

 

Your input will help us:

  • Understand how many Arkansas children are currently underserved

  • Design future programs based on real community needs

  • Approach sponsors and funders with informed, meaningful data

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Every response matters. Thank you for helping us build a stronger voice for Arkansas’s apraxia and AAC community.​

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One Voice Arkansas is a growing hub for families, caregivers, and professionals seeking trusted, Arkansas-centered information and support around Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS). Our mission is to raise awareness and connect families with stories, resources, and insights specific to CAS — including early signs, evaluation, therapy options, local services, and advocacy. We aim to be an invaluable support for parents, speech-language pathologists, educators, and anyone walking alongside a child with apraxia.

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Disclaimer: Consistent with our mission, One Voice Arkansas does not promote any single method, therapy, or approach. Instead, we share a wide range of experiences and resources to help families and professionals in Arkansas make informed, personalized decisions as they support children on their journey to finding their voice.

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