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KiwiChat Camp 2010

In February 2010 the KiwiChat Camp was run at Totora Springs Christian Camp. There were 14 families who came to camp along with various professionals from different schools and organisations who support children and young adults using AAC.

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To whom it may concern:

My name is James Duncan. I am a tetraplegic (C5 C6).

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Speech on frustration

Have you ever been frustrated? Are you frustrated right now about something? Well, I can assure you, you are not the only one!

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Morgan's iChat

Meet Morgan, a young boy with autism who benefits from using iChat.

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Clicker 5 Training

Ideas on practical, motivating and exciting ways to use Clicker 5 to support students.

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Upcoming Events

ChatAbout Day

07 September 2010

ChatAbout Days are held to support school age students and their support teams who use communication assistive technology.

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Communication Abilities Group

09 September 2010

CAGs is a support group for adult users of communication assistive technology. Adults who recevie their technology through the TalkLink process are invited to attend these meetings.

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About TalkLink

The TalkLink team is able to provide services throughout New Zealand, and usually travel to meet with their clients in a location chosen by the client.

Purpose

To enable all people with communication impairments to  interact and participate to their full potential.

Values

  • We believe that communication is a fundamental human right.
  • Dignity and respect govern the way we work.
  • We will strive for excellence.
  • We will not give up.
  • The Rangatiratanga of Tangata Whenua is recognised.
  • We believe in and strive for a non-disabling society.

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Wahanga Tu Korero

The name Wahanga Tu Korero reflects our purpose of working with people to ensure their thoughts and ideas can be effectively conveyed through the use of different forms of communication.

TalkLink encourages support people, including family, whanau, caregivers, therapists, teachers and tutors, to be part of the TalkLink assessment process. This helps to ensure that the TalkLink team has appropriate information, and clients have appropriate support with the process of using assistive technology options.

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