- In collaboration with the City of Aurora's First Responders, the LET'S TALK Initiative with support from Circles, Ltd., is piloting an Alert Decal Program to alert First Responders that a person they are helping has sensory, behavioral, motor or communication needs and may require alternative/augmentative forms of communication (AAC) to support their ability to understand and express themselves.
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1. To visually alert First Responders that a person in a vehicle, home, school or business has (a) complex communication need(s) secondary to sensory, behavioral, cognitive, motor or communication impairments to increase their ability to effectively serve the needs of the person they are assisting.
2. To provide the educational supports necessary to assist a First Responder’s ability to successfully interact with a person who has a complex communication need(s) by strengthening their understanding and use of low- and high-tech communication supports.
3. To increase successful communication between First Responders and Medical Professionals/Emergency Rooms Staff about transferring care of a person with complex communication need(s)
4. To initiate the process for creating an accessible and secure online data base for First Responders and Medical Professionals to access information related to a person’s complex communication need(s).
2. To provide the educational supports necessary to assist a First Responder’s ability to successfully interact with a person who has a complex communication need(s) by strengthening their understanding and use of low- and high-tech communication supports.
3. To increase successful communication between First Responders and Medical Professionals/Emergency Rooms Staff about transferring care of a person with complex communication need(s)
4. To initiate the process for creating an accessible and secure online data base for First Responders and Medical Professionals to access information related to a person’s complex communication need(s).
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-Logo Design Competition-
We are seeking entries from students in grades 6-12 in the Cherry Creek School District, Aurora Public School District and students enrolled Community College of Aurora with outstanding artistic talent to design a creative and professional logo for the Alert Decal Program. Please download the Logo Competition Form Below and Submit your Logo Design by Wednesday, May 15th, 2019. The winner will be announced on Wednesday, May 29th, 2019.
We are seeking entries from students in grades 6-12 in the Cherry Creek School District, Aurora Public School District and students enrolled Community College of Aurora with outstanding artistic talent to design a creative and professional logo for the Alert Decal Program. Please download the Logo Competition Form Below and Submit your Logo Design by Wednesday, May 15th, 2019. The winner will be announced on Wednesday, May 29th, 2019.
