A A R O N Wearable Technology Project

08/10/2024

Enhancing Safety for Individuals with Mental Disorders Through Wearable Technology

Our groundbreaking wearable tech is transforming how we care for those with mental disorders, ensuring safety and peace of mind for both individuals and their caregivers. By alerting caregivers and first responders about potential encounters, we’re bridging critical communication gaps and preventing tragic misunderstandings.

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08/08/2024

🌟 We’ve been working hard at Aaron Wearable Tech, and we’re thrilled to announce that we’re now in our second round of startup acceleration with Flywheel Social Enterprise Hub! 🚀 With Flywheel’s coaching, guidance, and resources, we’re addressing a critical issue—preventing fatal shootings of individuals with mental disorders.

What sets us apart is our partnership with police departments to provide software that informs them of certain disabilities of the individuals they encounter. We’re excited to soon launch a pilot with a local Cincinnati police department to test this groundbreaking approach.

🎥 Check out this video featuring Valda Freeman-Karmo discussing how our innovative tech solution enhances communication and safety measures for vulnerable people. We need your support to bring this life-saving product to life. Visit our website, book an appointment, call us, or donate today!

08/06/2024

We all know there's a significant problem: 21% of fatal deaths in police shootings involve individuals with an unknown mental disorder. A A R O N Wearable Tech PROJECT is on a mission to solve this. Together with the police and caregivers, we will make a difference. Just as movements like Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) and the Amber Alert system started with affected families and grew into powerful forces for change, we believe we don’t need to wait for another fatal incident. It takes collective action with our police and first responders to drive meaningful change.

08/05/2024