TTT Education & Impact
Born from The Telepathy Tapes podcast, TTT Education & Impact is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to the nonspeaking and minimally speaking community. Our mission is to foster connection, expand access to assistive resources, and support communication journeys.
Why It Matters
Approximately 30% of children diagnosed with autism are nonspeaking or minimally speaking. Most never gain access to spelling-based communication – not because they can’t learn it, but because their families can’t afford it. Every person deserves to be heard, yet financial burdens force too many to remain silenced.
How we're Helping
We’re on a mission to help get as many nonspeakers spelling as we possibly can and offer support, guidance, community, and love so no one is alone on their journey. Visit the TTT Education + Impact nonprofit website for more information on:
- Appling for a spelling grant
- Appling for a practitioner-training scholarship
- Connecting with a certified coach or CRP in your area
- Getting added to our global database of certified practitioners
- Financial assistance with letterboards
- Follow along with the spelling journeys of nonspeakers we’re helping
- Information on Impact events and The Telepathy Tapes documentary screenings to attend
- Resources on spelling as a form of communication
- Outreach on how you can get involved
- And More!
Together, we can help ensure that every nonspeaker has access to the communication support they deserve.
Donate to TTT Education & Impact
Your donation helps give nonspeakers a voice. Your gift funds a nonspeaker’s first step into typing-based communication, trains the Communication & Regulation Partners (CRPs) who make that support possible, and fuels public education, perception, and research that advances inclusion and transforms how our culture understands competence and human potential.
Every scholarship is a doorway. Every trained CRP is a bridge. Every mind changed is a heart opened.
Get Involved
Looking to support a nonspeaker on their spelling journey, or interested in becoming a certified Communication & Regulation Partner (CRP)? We'd love to hear from you.
