SAN FRANCISCO, CA, UNITED STATES, September 19, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ — TravelingWiki Foundation announces a new Boston-based travel advice hotline (at 781-2-TRAVEL) for free advice available globally provided in both Spanish and English to the Special Needs community to augment its employment and travel resources, now offered in 11 languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Mandarin, Japanese, Hebrew, Arabic, Portuguese, Russian & Hindi.
TravelingWiki Foundation is the largest non-profit online resource globally to document resources for the non-visible disability community at US Airports.
As part of that work, calls are referred to TravelingWiki Foundation from a variety of sources to serve the traveling public with information about free resources that are now offered in 11 languages.
TravelingWiki Foundation is also a leader in job match facilitation for the Autism community. Recent engagement in Iowa has included an interview broadcast across Iowa with the local ABC affiliate (http://alturl.com/5r4jd).
In advance of TravelingWiki Foundation holding the first ever NeurIPS Neurodiversity Affinity Workshop (see http://www.AIMLAutism.com), TravelingWiki Foundation is attending a series of Bay Area events leveraging AI and technology more broadly. During those events, TravelingWiki Foundation announced three expanded lines offering audio communication: (1) 641-7-AUTISM; (2) 224-NO-BULLY; and (3) 781-2-TRAVEL.
In addition, services are offered via @TravelingWiki on YouTube.com. TravelingWiki Foundation has heard from stakeholders that engage our organization about the importance of work to augment access to travel resources and the need to recognize the realities of the communities served.
TravelingWiki Foundation takes the offering of free services to Special Needs community members very seriously. The expanded phone lines are emblematic of the rapid growth of free services offered by TravelingWiki Foundation as well as the engagement from across the world as to our services offered in 11 languages.
The CEO of TravelingWiki Foundation, Jonathan Sutter, notes, “The new Special Needs Travel Hotline will provide free services to Spanish and English speakers in the Special Needs Community, which TravelingWiki Foundation feels is critical to expand access to travel. More broadly, we stand ready to assist in both travel and employment with free resources in 11 languages.”
More information about the Silicon Valley engagement this week is available by contacting TravelingWiki Foundation at (641) 7-AUTISM or TravelingWiki.com.
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