PANDA AAC Camp 2024
PANDA AAC Camp is Organized by BC Association for Advancing Communications in Collaboration with the University of British Columbia Edith Lando Virtual Learning Centre
PANDA (Promoting and Advancing) AAC Camp is designed specifically for children with disabilities whose primary mode of communication is AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication).
Our goal is to improve AAC education, communication, and literacy through training and collaborative learning with students, families, and educators. We support and encourage hands-on application for speech-generating devices.
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PANDA AAC Camp 2024 Videos
PANDA AAC Camp 2024 Videos
PANDA AAC Camp 2024 Celebration Video
A Day of Training
Day 1
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TESTIMONIALS
"Thank you PANDA AAC team for making it real for us. My daughter really enjoyed the camp. It was the first camp in her life. We appreciate what you are doing for kids with special needs."
"I would like to thank BCAAC for their dedication and efforts. I am so amazed how this camp gets better and better every year."
"Your training was top-notch! I was so impressed all the adults used their devices."
"Thank you SO much! We'd like to express our heartfelt gratitude for the incredible experience we had at your AAC camp this year too. It was truly remarkable and unforgettable. The entire event was beautifully organized, and we were thrilled to witness how AAC is fully accepted and embraced by everyone there. The normalization of AAC within the camp community was heartwarming and inspiring. Your dedication to spreading awareness, acceptance and understanding about AAC is truly commendable. We hope that many more people will have the opportunity to learn from your camp's inclusive and empowering approach. Once again, thank you for providing such a wonderful platform for all participants to connect and grow. We eagerly look forward to attending again!"