This board helps people communicate
Some children and adults cannot rely on speech all the time. This communication board uses pictures and words to help express needs, feelings, and choices.
Free to view, download, print, and share.
What is this board?
This is an AAC communication board.
AAC means Augmentative and Alternative Communication – tools that support people who have difficulty speaking or being understood through speech alone.
A person can point to pictures or words on the board to communicate things like:
- what they want
- how they feel
- where it hurts
- what they need
- what they want to do next
This board can be useful in parks, schools, clinics, homes, and other public spaces.
How can I use this board?
1. Show the board
Place it where the person can see it clearly.
2. Point to symbols and words
Model slowly. For example: Asking “Do you want water?” , and point at want
3. Give time to respond
The person may point, look, gesture, touch, or indicate a choice in their own way.
There is no single “right” way to communicate. Every attempt counts
Who can use it?
This board may help:
- children with speech and communication disabilities
- autistic children and adults
- people with cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, apraxia, or other communication needs
- people who are temporarily unable to speak
- families, teachers, therapists, caregivers, and community members
Want your own copy?
You can download and print this communication board for use at home, in school, in therapy, or in your community space.
What is Avaz?
Avaz is a communication app designed for people with speech difficulties. It helps users communicate using pictures, words, and structured language support.
For many children and adults, tools like this board can be a starting point, and apps like Avaz can support richer communication over time.
Help more people discover this
Many families do not know that communication supports like this exist. A small action can make a big difference.
You can help by:
- sharing this page with parents, schools, therapists, and community groups
- printing the board for your classroom, clinic, or center
- telling others that communication can happen in many ways
FAQ section
1: Do I need permission or special training to use this board?
No. Anyone can start using it respectfully and patiently.
2: Is this only for children?
No. Communication boards can help people of different ages.
3: Can I print this and use it at home or school?
Yes. You can download the PDF and print it for practical use.
4: What if the person does not point with their finger?
They may respond with eye gaze, gestures, facial expression, or another movement. All communication attempts matter.
5: Are there any terms and conditions for using this board?
This board is free to download, print, and use for personal, educational, and community purposes.
For public installations or adaptations, please contact us: Ramachandran – ramachandran.d@avaz.in – +91 63799 05790
5: Can I install this board in my community?
Yes. If you would like to install this board in a park, school, clinic, or any public space, please reach out to us.
Ramachandran – ramachandran.d@avaz.in – +91 63799 05790