CHAT Celebrates 45th Anniversary

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Maya & Franco’s Story

MATCHMAKER, MATCHMAKER, MAKE ME A MATCН… When we say that CHAT SLPs focus on rapport and relationship building, we mean it! Enter Maya and Franco, both longtime CHAT clients. Recently, […]

CHAT 2024 Year in Review

CHAT changed more lives than ever in 2024, thanks to your support! We can’t change lives without our dedicated, passionate team, and continuing to invest in our workplace culture while […]

Giving Season

At CHAT, we are grateful every day for the chance to support our incredible children. We see the world through their eyes and help fuel their imaginations.

CHAT can’t do this work without your support

CHAT can’t do this work without your support. Donate today and give the gift of communication to more children in need. CHAT works to reach as many underserved children as […]

CHAT Celebrates 45th Anniversary

In 2024, CHAT turned 45. It all started with the legacy of our founder, Phyllis Kupperman, who saw a gap in services and, in her words, “would give away the […]

Communication Justice Project Launched at Northwestern 

New partnership with northwestern to enable inclusive research and equitable access to speech-language therapy for young children 

2023 Impact Report

This report details some of the past year’s highlights of our work towards communication justice – effecting change for under resourced and under-represented people whose communication disorders and differences contribute […]

David’s Story

April is Autism Acceptance Month! CHAT fully accepts and embraces the Autistic community’s communication styles and preferences while advocating for inclusion in all spaces. Read more about CHAT’s work in this space with David’s story.

Winter & Spring 2024

Voices of Value Neurodiversity-Affirming Approach: What it is and Why it Matters CHAT is a different kind of organization. When we say we are a resource to children with few […]