AngelSense’s Post

We’re proud to see our local community’s support and how AngelSense is making a real difference in the lives of families like the Nunleys, who were recently featured by NBC26. The Nunleys, like so many of our families, use AngelSense to keep their loved ones safe while empowering them to experience new levels of freedom. From proactive alerts to direct communication, our goal is to provide not only reassurance but also the tools to foster independence. Hasmig Tempesta our new Community Outreach Coordinator for Wisconsin, worked closely with the reporter to share how AngelSense goes beyond basic tracking by offering real-time notifications, emergency SAR tools, and voice communication that allow you to instantly reach out, offering guidance and reassurance on the spot. AngelSense’s technology is thoughtfully designed for the unique needs of individuals with autism and other developmental challenges. Whether it’s helping families track their loved one’s location, offering a direct line of communication, or ensuring safety in everyday routines, AngelSense makes it possible for children to experience new levels of independence—while families have the reassurance that help is always within reach. We’re grateful to the Nunley family for sharing their story and to our growing community for helping us evolve to better meet their needs. We’re excited to continue empowering families with the tools they need to foster safety, independence, and confidence. 👉 Read the full feature here: https://bit.ly/3CMzeaF

Tony McKay

Professor at carnegie mellon university

3w

Wonderful, good works, Gena. You're making a difference!

Gena Sims

Autism Theater Project Founder, Director, Writer, Producer, Singer, Actress, & Dancer

2w

Thank you so much Tony! I'm proud to call them a sponsor

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