15/10/2026
AT Chat have recently released a community-developed resource guide about how AT can help you stay connected and communicate with friends and family - from low-tech communication aids like visual schedules and communication boards, to shared visual calendars and voice tools, like text to speech and visa versa.
Click the link in the post below to read their guide.
Staying connected with family, friends and your community is an important part of supporting your mental health and wellbeing.
In our latest guide, the AT Chat community shares the assistive technology, accessibility features, and simple tips that help them stay connected with others.
Using AT can support connection by helping people:
➡️ Make phone calls easier
➡️ Express themselves
➡️ Stay organised
➡️ Remember important contacts and events
Many helpful tools are available at a low cost or already built into your phone, tablet, or computer. There are even options you can print and make yourself.
Finding the right solutions for your needs means you can be more engaged in everyday life, relationships, and community activities.
đź”— Read the guide: https://www.atchat.com.au/explore-at/technology-and-tools-to-help-you-stay-connected
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