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Team Gleason

Communication and voice · By Team Gleason Foundation (opens in a new tab)

Help with eye-gaze communication devices, voice preservation with a free ElevenLabs voice clone, and seat elevation grants for people with ALS in the US.

    ↗ Open Team Gleason on Team Gleason Foundation’s site (opens in a new tab)

    Team Gleason funds and lends communication technology, above all eye-gaze devices, and runs a voice preservation programme that gives eligible people a free professional voice clone through its partnership with ElevenLabs. It also funds seat elevators for power wheelchairs and adventure experiences. You apply on its site; most programmes expect you to have tried insurance and your local loan closet first.

    Who it is for
    People with ALS/MND, Carers and family
    Where it works
    Anywhere · For people with an ALS diagnosis in the United States.
    How you reach it
    Website
    Who can use it
    An ALS diagnosis; insurance and local loan options usually tried first.
    Worth knowing
    For people with an ALS diagnosis in the United States.
    • Bridging VoiceWorks alongside. Bridging Voice sets the technology up and mentors you for a year.
    • My-Own-VoiceWorks alongside. A voice banking route outside the United States.

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