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The Tuneberg Residential Safety Technology Program

The Tuneberg Residential Safety Project will be concluding it’s three-year term in February, 2019 and we are looking forward to sharing the very positive data results with the decision makers at the State, with the intention of encouraging the adoption of this technology into the service system. Watch for updates here.

Goally

We are in the planning stages of launching a new program in partnership with Goally, a technology start-up, in order to bring their exciting product to families whose children struggle with ADHD and autism.

Goally is a digital therapeutics startup that offers software driven behavior therapy for the 1 in 7 kids in the US with cognitive challenges like ADHD and Autism. Their mission is to provide tools that help families with developing independence and needed skills in these children. Aaron would have benefitted from Goally and we want to use Aaron’s Fund to provide the Goally tools to families who would otherwise not be able to afford them.

Vocational training in bicycle repair

Aaron’s Earn a Bike Program continues to succeed and grow. Since January 2016, 46 disabled BVSD students have taken our Earn-A-Bike class at Community Cycles, explored bicycle mechanics, and received bicycles and safety gear; 6 students have gone on to work as apprentice bicycle mechanics at Community Cycles and Boulder B-Cycle: and we’ve become a Vendor with the Colorado State Department of Vocational Rehabilitation. Community Cycles is moving to a new larger building which will allow us to serve more students through Aaron’s program.