Squag, Autisable, and The Autism Society

August 9, 2012January 16, 2021 The Autisable Team

We know that we’re not the only community online, and that is ok with us.

Allow us to introduce Squag.com (@squag).

[skwag] is a curated space for kids on the autism spectrum and other exceptionalities to build ideas about themselves to share with their parents and peers.

Here’s a bit from Squag.com:

“Squag™ is an opportunity for social, recreational and creative communication. It’s an alternative to video games and the everyday noise of the internet. With content from their parents and the comfort of a computer to ground them, users are free to take the extra processing time they need to start to develop a sense of self.

Squag™ is a curated, customized, intelligent, and scalable experience. It’s a beautiful corner of the web where kids can safely experiment with the big idea of friendship and gain some confidence to take with them wherever they go.”

Here’s a quick walk through explaining more about this pretty cool website:

Now, how does Autisable and The Autism Society come into play on this? Here’s what working together can accomplish with these organizations:

Membership on Squag.com is $5.99/month per family (parents can sign up as many of their own kids as they like through this one account). Squag will donate $1 of every membership (every month) back to our charitable partners, in this case, The Autism Society.

You can also connect with Squag.com on Autisable – check it out here (friend/subscribe): http://squag.autisable.com

Now, you want to try out squag before paying $5.99/month? Try Squag.com FREE for 60 Days – just use this code: Autisable60

What do you think of Squag.com?