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Who these help

These toolkits are suitable for:


Non-verbal people and AAC users

Symbol-supported resources designed for alternative and augmentative communication (AAC) users and non-verbal individuals.

People with low literacy or learning differences

Simple, clear visual resources that support diverse learning styles and literacy levels.

Children, teenagers and adults

Age-appropriate toolkits that work across different developmental stages and learning needs.

Carers, family members and support workers

Easy-to-use resources that support effective communication and learning assistance.

Community programs, libraries and classroom settings

Printable and adaptable resources perfect for group learning environments and community spaces.

They are deliberately usable by many different people.

Toolkits

Free symbol-supported resources designed for learners of all ages and abilities.

Community Communication Toolkit

Who it helps:

Learners who want quick, visual ways to show needs and feelings.

Included:

  • Large symbol cards (e.g. "I need a break", "I need help", "I don't understand", "That's okay")
  • A short How to use the cards page with pictures and very short steps
  • Printable A4 sheets for cutting and using at home or in groups

Note: This is a single combined toolkit that gives learners both quick actions and a short guide in the same pack.

Connection & Connectivity Confidence Toolkit (combined)

Who it helps:

People who need simple steps and tools to show internet/phone problems and follow safe, practical actions. Suitable for adults and children, including AAC users.

Included:

  • Problem cards (e.g. "Internet not working", "No signal", "Device problem")
  • Action cards (e.g. "Restart phone", "Use mobile data / hotspot", "Talk to provider")
  • A short easy-read guide explaining rights, how to talk to a provider and next steps
  • How to use the cards page with pictures and simple wording
  • A checklist page for recording dates, times and what happened (useful if you need to make a complaint or contact an advocate)

Note: This is a single combined toolkit that gives learners both quick actions and a short guide in the same pack.

Connecting Safely Online Toolkit

Who it helps:

People learning safe online behaviours and how to speak up when something feels wrong (teens, adults and non-verbal users).

Included:

  • Symbol cards for online safety (e.g. "I feel unsafe", "My voice matters", "I can protect my privacy")
  • Plain-language steps for blocking, reporting and getting help
  • Printable activity card and a classroom/home poster
  • How to use the cards page with images and short sentences

Practical Accessibility Supports Toolkit

Who it helps:

Providers, support workers, educators and carers who want practical, ready-to-use resources to make their services and environments more accessible for people with disability and diverse communication needs.

Included:

  • Accessibility quick-check cards (e.g. "Is the entrance clear?", "Can everyone see the signs?", "Is there a quiet space?")
  • Communication-friendly environment prompts (e.g. "Speak clearly", "Allow extra time", "Use simple words")
  • Reasonable adjustment reference sheets for common provider scenarios
  • A short How to use the cards page with pictures and simple wording
  • Printable A4 sheets for cutting and displaying in staff areas or service spaces

Note: This toolkit is designed for providers and support staff, not directly for learners. It helps you identify and remove accessibility barriers in your everyday practice.

How to use the cards — every toolkit

Every toolkit comes with a short How to use the cards page showing:

How to show cards

How to show or hand a card (pictures + a few words)

Carer responses

Simple ways carers and support workers can respond

AAC user tips

Tips for non-verbal and AAC users

Note: The How-to pages are built for low literacy: large symbols, short lines and clear pictures.

Funding Note: Some toolkits are distributed as part of funded programs; requests help us send the right pack and meet reporting requirements.

Educator & Program Support

If you are an educator, carer or program coordinator and would like a short curriculum alignment, EduPsyched can prepare a one-page alignment that maps a toolkit activity to simple learning outcomes. You can request this on the toolkit form.

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How Downloads and Postage Work

Get your free toolkits through our simple request process.

Choose between digital PDF or printed physical packs.

Request a Toolkit

Click Request a toolkit and complete the short request form. Choose the toolkit and whether you want Digital (PDF) or Physical (printed pack) delivery.

Physical Delivery

If you choose a printed pack we will contact you to confirm postage details and then post the pack. Printed packs are free to post to Brisbane suburbs while supplies last.

Digital Delivery

If you choose digital, we will email the toolkit PDF once your request is processed and verified. We ask for a few learner details to make sure we send the correct pack and to meet any funder reporting requirements.

We send the files ourselves — toolkits are not downloadable directly from this page.

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FAQ — Quick Answers

Common questions about our free toolkits and how to get them.

Find answers about eligibility, delivery, and use.

Supporting Participation

Our free toolkits help remove barriers to communication and learning for people of all ages and abilities.

Each toolkit is designed to support participation through:

Symbol-Supported Communication

Large, clear symbol cards and visual resources that help non-verbal people and AAC users express needs, feelings, and choices.

Low Literacy Design

Simple, clear layouts with short instructions and visual supports that work for people with learning differences or limited reading skills.

Flexible Delivery Options

Choose digital PDFs for immediate email delivery or printed packs posted to your address. Free postage to Brisbane suburbs while supplies last.

Our Impact

These toolkits help people of all ages and abilities participate more fully in learning, communication, and community life.

Toolkit Partners

Our free toolkits are made possible through collaboration with key partners who share our commitment to accessible learning and digital inclusion.

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Regional Tech Hub

Supporting digital connectivity and technology access for regional communities.

Good Things Foundation

Enabling digital inclusion and basic digital skills development nationwide.

Toowoomba Regional Council

Supporting community programs and digital inclusion initiatives in the Toowoomba region.

EduPsyched

Providing curriculum alignment and educational framework expertise.

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1 Choose your toolkit
Not sure which toolkit? All toolkits work for multiple ages and abilities. Choose based on the main communication need you want to support.
Which toolkit would you like? *Tap or click one option — your choice will be highlighted immediately
2 Choose delivery method

📧 Digital (Recommended)

• Emailed within 1-2 days
• Print at home/work
• Always available

📦 Physical Pack

• Ready-to-use printed cards
• Free to Brisbane suburbs
• Limited availability

How would you like to receive your toolkit? *Tap or click one option — your choice will be highlighted immediately
3 Your details
Why we ask: Some toolkits are part of funded programs. We need basic learner details for funder reporting, and your email to send the toolkit. All information is kept private.
First name *Learner's first name
Last name *Learner's last name
E-mail Address *We'll send your toolkit to this email
Telephone NumberLearner's phone number (optional)
Date of Birth *Format: 31 Dec 2024
Gender *
Is the person of Aboriginal / Torres Strait Islander origin? *
Country of birth *
Language spoken at home *
Does the person have a disability? *
Is this person registered on the eSafety learner website?
Where was the person referred from?
4 Optional extras
Would you like a one-page curriculum alignment from EduPsyched?
5 Privacy & consent

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