Free symbol-supported resources
Free Toolkits
Symbol-supported resources for all ages
These free toolkits are designed to be simple, symbol-supported and easy to use.
They can support children, teens and adults including people who are non-verbal, people who use AAC, people with low literacy, carers, support workers, educators, libraries and community programs.
Get your toolkit request ready
Use the accessible guides on this page to understand the toolkit options, choose the right pack, prepare your information, and request digital or printed delivery.
Toolkit areas: communication, connectivity, online safety, practical accessibility, AAC-friendly design and low literacy support.
Accessible downloads
Download guides that make this page easier to understand and use.
These downloads explain the Free Toolkit page, request form, privacy and consent information in different formats. They support access to the page; they are not the full toolkit packs.
Easy Read guide
Plain words, short sentences and clear steps for understanding the Free Toolkit page.
Large print guide
A larger text version of the Free Toolkit information.
Which toolkit should I choose?
A simple decision guide to help people choose the best toolkit.
How to request a toolkit
A step-by-step explanation of the request form and what happens after submission.
Privacy and consent guide
A plain-language explanation of why the form asks for information and how it is used.
Communication support card
A short card people can use to ask for help with the toolkit request.
Support worker and educator checklist
A checklist for helping someone choose and request a toolkit safely and respectfully.
Auslan script and transcript
A plain-English transcript and production script for an Auslan video about this page.
Who these toolkits help
The toolkits are deliberately designed to be useful for many different people.
Non-verbal people and AAC users
Symbol-supported resources for alternative and augmentative communication users and non-verbal people.
People with low literacy or learning differences
Simple, clear visual resources that support different learning styles and literacy levels.
Children, teenagers and adults
Resources that can be used across ages and settings.
Carers, family members and support workers
Easy-to-use resources that support communication, learning and assistance.
Community programs, libraries and classrooms
Printable resources that can be used in group learning environments and community spaces.
Available toolkits
Choose the toolkit that best matches the main support need.
Community Communication Toolkit
Who it helps: Learners who want quick, visual ways to show needs and feelings.
Included: large symbol cards, a short How to use the cards page, and printable A4 sheets.
Connection & Connectivity Confidence Toolkit
Who it helps: People who need simple steps for internet, phone or device problems.
Included: problem cards, action cards, an easy-read guide, a How to use page and a checklist.
Connecting Safely Online Toolkit
Who it helps: People learning safe online behaviours and how to speak up when something feels wrong.
Included: online safety symbol cards, blocking and reporting steps, printable activity card, poster and How to use page.
Practical Accessibility Supports Toolkit
Who it helps: providers, support workers, educators and carers who want practical accessibility prompts.
Included: accessibility quick-check cards, communication prompts, reasonable adjustment sheets and printable A4 sheets.
How to use the cards — every toolkit
Every toolkit comes with a short How to use the cards page showing how to show or hand a card, how carers and support workers can respond, and tips for non-verbal and AAC users.
Note: The How-to pages are built for low literacy with large symbols, short lines and clear pictures.
How downloads and postage work
Use the request form to ask for a digital PDF or a printed physical pack.
Request a toolkit
Complete the short request form. Choose the toolkit and whether you want digital or physical delivery.
Digital delivery
If you choose digital, EduLinked will email the toolkit PDF once your request is processed and verified.
Physical delivery
If you choose a printed pack, EduLinked will contact you to confirm postage details. Printed packs are free to post to Brisbane suburbs while supplies last.
Important: Full toolkit packs are not directly downloadable from this page. The accessible downloads above help people understand and use the page and request form.
FAQ — quick answers
Who can use these toolkits?
Anyone. They work for people of different ages and communication needs, including non-verbal AAC users and people with low literacy.
Can I download the full toolkit directly?
No. To help send the correct pack and meet program reporting where needed, toolkits are delivered after you complete the request form.
Are facilitator guides included?
No. These request packs are learner and student materials plus short How-to pages. Facilitator guides are available on request for educators and partner organisations.
What if I am not in Brisbane?
Digital packs can be emailed. Printed postage is free to Brisbane suburbs while supplies last. EduLinked can confirm other postage options after you submit the form.
How do you use my address and learner details?
EduLinked uses the information to send the toolkit and meet reporting requirements. See the Privacy Policy for more information.
Supporting participation
Free toolkits can help reduce barriers to communication, learning and digital life.
Each toolkit is designed to support participation through symbol-supported communication, low literacy design and practical delivery options.
Completely free to request
Designed for diverse communication needs
Digital and printed options
Toolkit partners
EduLinked toolkits are supported through collaboration with partners who share a commitment to accessibility, learning and digital inclusion.
Regional Tech Hub
Supporting digital connectivity and technology access for regional communities.
Good Things Foundation
Supporting digital inclusion and basic digital skills development.
Local and regional partners
Supporting community programs and inclusive learning initiatives.
EduPsyched
Providing curriculum alignment and educational framework expertise.
Request a Free Toolkit
Choose your toolkit and delivery method. EduLinked will process your request and send your toolkit as soon as possible.
Before you start
Secure form: Your information is used to send your toolkit and meet any required reporting.
Need help? You can email founder@edulinked.com.au.
Free Toolkits
This section tells you the main ideas from the Free Toolkit page.
The toolkits are free
You can ask EduLinked for a free toolkit.
The toolkit can help with communication, internet problems, online safety or accessibility.
Who can use them
The toolkits can help people who use AAC, people who do not speak, people who need pictures, families, carers, support workers, schools, libraries and community groups.
How to ask for a toolkit
Fill in the request form. Choose the toolkit you want. Choose digital or printed delivery.
Ready to request a free toolkit?
Use the request form or download an accessible guide before you start.