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Waterford Sports Partnership has begun installing communication boards at playgrounds around Waterford.
According to Waterford City and County Council, a communication board is a sheet of symbols, pictures or photos to facilitate a non-speaking or minimally speaking child's communication with those around them.
In the coming weeks, all playgrounds in the county will reportedly have a communication board in place .
A communication board is a sheet of symbols, pictures or photos to facilitate a non-speaking or minimally speaking child's communication with those around them.
— Waterford City & County Council (@WaterfordCounci) June 26, 2023
Now, there is one in all #Waterford playgrounds. https://t.co/bAwT9r26u7
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