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About Safe Sensory Room Foundation

Allow us to give you a brief glimpse into the home environment of a child with severe autism: Stress, anxiety, sleeplessness, fear, 24/7 worry, no answers... Unfortunately the list of negative emotions can be expanded. Is there love? Like you can never imagine. Is there care? Like only an angel can provide. But they can't do it alone. They need YOUR help. A child with severe autism is most often at risk for harm to themselves and others. These precious children are trapped in a confusing world and can't express themselves as they wish they could. So instead they may have to express themselves through negative, harmful physical means. The result is a caretaker's constant struggle to keep the child out of harms way. And if insomnia hits, a common occurrence for such children? The parent is up at 2am with them for a sleepless night, unready to face the day ahead. WE can change that. YOU can change that. Safe Sensory Room Foundation provides "an autism haven at home", renovating the child's bedroom to be a "safe", "sensory" room. With padded walls and floors, sensory equipment, and soothing colors and images, the child's bedroom becomes a happy place. And with a high-tech lock and a 2 way audio/video night vision camera in the child's room for the caretaker to be in full control at all times, we've changed that family's life forever. When the child needs sensory input to get them through a tough moment, their own bedroom haven awaits them. If the child wakes up in middle of the night, the caretaker can set the lighting in the room to sooth the child back to sleep. With YOUR generous contribution, we can take you through a NEW glimpse into the home of a child with severe autism, who's bedroom has been converted into a "Safe Sensory Room": Calm, serene, restful nights, hope, optimism, an answer... YOU can provide "an autism haven at home" for these precious children and their families. Learn more and donate today at www.safesensoryroom.org

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