Empowering the Special Needs Community
Like so many children with autism, Chad’s son used to elope and wander off. In this video, he shares how he had a major scare where his son was found near a pond where he could have drowned. Before using the AngelSense GPS for Autism, he had no way of knowing where his son was
Patients with Alzheimer’s and dementia are often frustrated by the worry and concern their families show. Especially in the early stages of memory loss and confusion, families often find themselves struggling with wanting to keep their loved ones safe, while at the same time not stifling their freedom and independence. It’s a difficult and emotional
There is only one GPS Tracker for Autism and that’s AngelSense. Top autism influencers know that when it comes to keeping their children safe, standard trackers just don’t cut it. In fact, AngelSense is so much more than a GPS tracker, it is a comprehensive safety & well-being device specially designed for those with autism
Parents of a 15 year old girl with autism believe her AngelSense GPS Tracker for Autism saved her life after she was abducted and assaulted in Rowlett, TX. Although AngelSense isn’t designed specifically for these instances, the fact that her parents were notified that she was in an unexpected location, that they could use the
AngelSense is a premium GPS safety and tracking system designed specifically for those with autism and special needs. As such, a question we’re used to getting is ‘don’t less expensive options do the same thing?’ The answer is a clear and simple NO. We’ll try to explain just what makes our service different and why
As much of the world finds itself staying in to prevent the spread of the unfamiliar COVID-19 or coronavirus, millions of kids are finding themselves limited to entertainment and exercise within the walls of their own home. This includes a vast number of children with autism who are struggling with the new and unexpected changes
Coronavirus has swept across the world, and everyone’s lives have been disrupted in some form or another. With health and government recommended, or even mandated, rules about how the general public should react in order to slow the spread of the virus, flash words used in the media including “quarantine”, “shelter-in-place”, “stay-at-home”, “essential/non-essential travel”, and
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Before we know it the world will get back to normal and summer will be here… and that means Summer Camp! Most camps are currently offering a discount for early registration, so we thought we’d prepare a list of the best summer camps across the nation for your kids with autism and special needs.
Most of us are in a situation where we have to stay at home or shelter-in-place with schools closed for the remainder of the school year. Luckily several companies have offered their virtual services for free to help entertain and educate children (and parents) during this extended time at home. Many of these could be
It’s time for back to school, but with some schools not offering in-class learning and many parents opting to homeschool, it is more important than ever to keep our vulnerable loved ones safe with added protection at home. Below are some ways we can help and a printable weekly schedule to help establish a new
