AUesome's mission is to make therapy more accessible and affordable for neurodiverse children on the autism spectrum.
AUesome designs therapy kits for children with autism, accompanied by a digital instructional platform and app. Our activities, kits, and integration with technology simplify the therapy process for parents and special educators.
Therapy for children with autism is both financially and geographically inaccessible, while often being non-continuous outside of classrooms and lacking parental involvement. We hope to ameliorate these prevalent barriers.
Along with providing kits to families, schools, and organizations, we strive to raise awareness for neurodiversity and therapy through our student-driven Chapters program and direct our Global Kits Initiative in several countries.
AUesome's goal is to make personalized, accessible, and interactive therapy resources. If you're a student interested in being a leader that wants to learn more and advocate for neurodiversity while supporting your local community, be sure to check out our chapters initiative! Join a network global of students, get curated resources and opportunities, and make an impact on those around you.
AUesome ChaptersOur customizable at-home therapy kits help children with special needs improve communication, sensory, and motor skills with various activities curated from a catalog. Order an AUesome Kit by signing up below.
Sign Up!Use our detailed, interactive instructional videos to help you with each therapy activities to make at-home therapy as enjoyable, creative, and effective as possible. Our digital guidance will give you ideas for activities to do with the items in our kit.
DashboardOur app includes a preliminary diagnosis and survey, games that provide cognitive training for your child, and instructional videos to help guide you while you work on activities in the kit. Support our app and technology development on our GoFundMe page!
GoFundMeThe world of artificial intelligence has impacted many areas at large, with one of them being autism. With the help of technology, it has become easier to assist children on the autism spectrum.
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