Non-Verbal Autism: From Idea to Non-Profit

Today’s guest is Isabel Norton. This episode will reveal the story behind the Robert Norton Foundation, a 501(c)(3) providing communication devices for families with non-verbal autistic children. You’ll hear how Robert Norton’s mom, Isabel Norton, came up with the idea and put a plan into action to help her son Robert and other families that also need this crucial communication device. For more information, visit www.givekidsavoice.org

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