
Communication Aids & AAC
iPad AAC, Abilia Lightwriter SL50, EchoVoice EV7, and Micro Voice — four solutions for people who have lost their voice or need amplification, supplied and supported by us directly.
4 Solutions
iPad AAC, Lightwriter SL50, EchoVoice EV7, and Micro Voice — we help you choose the right one
NHS / HSC
The Lightwriter SL50 can be funded through NHS or HSC for eligible individuals
Home Visit
We come to you — assessment, setup, and training all in your own environment
We specialise in two communication aid solutions that cover the majority of needs. Both are supplied, configured, and supported by us directly.
We take a standard iPad and configure it as a dedicated Augmentative and Alternative Communication device. We install and set up the right AAC app for your needs, customise your vocabulary, symbols, and phrases, and make sure it works exactly the way you do.
The Lightwriter SL50 is a dedicated speech-generating device for people who have lost their voice or whose speech is unclear. You type what you want to say and it speaks it aloud — clearly, instantly, and in a voice you choose. Built specifically for AAC, it is robust, reliable, and straightforward to use.
The EchoVoice EV7 is a brand new compact voice amplification system sensitive enough to dramatically amplify even the faintest voice. Its 10 Watt digital amplifier delivers high power audio output with clear, natural sound quality — in a small, wearable package.
The Micro Voice is designed for people with a weak or strained voice, or those who use their voice intensively. If you are healing from surgery or have more permanent damage to your vocal cords, Micro Voice lets you get your message across loud and clear — without straining or causing further damage.
Whether your speech loss is gradual or sudden, we can help find the right solution for your situation.
Motor Neurone Disease (MND)
Progressive speech loss — early and late-stage communication planning
Stroke & Aphasia
Word-finding and expression difficulties after brain injury
Cerebral Palsy
Physical and speech impairments from birth or early childhood
Traumatic Brain Injury
Acquired speech and language difficulties following injury
Parkinson's Disease
Dysarthria and quiet speech that makes communication difficult
Laryngectomy
Voice restoration and alternative communication after larynx removal
Multiple Sclerosis
Fatigue-friendly communication as needs change over time
Huntington's Disease
Progressive speech and communication support
From first contact to full confidence — we handle everything.
We visit you at home to understand your communication needs, your daily routines, and which device is the right fit for you.
We configure your device — installing apps, programming vocabulary, adjusting access settings — until it feels natural to use.
Full hands-on training for you, your family, and your carers. We make sure everyone is confident before we leave.
We're here when things change. Whether you need reprogramming, a review, or technical help — we stay with you long term.