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Did you know that making your property "Spectrum-Friendly" is a great way to set your property apart from the competition?
As experienced Vacation Rental Owners ourselves, we know that prospective guests have soooo many options when they are looking for a place to stay! Not only are there other vacation rentals, but there are also hotels, motels and resorts! However, families with children on the autism spectrum find it VERY difficult to take a vacation because there just are not very many autism-friendly accommodations! This is your chance to set your property apart from others! So JOIN THE MOVEMENT to offer a spectrum-friendly vacation rental!
This is your sign to make a change
What we can do for you
become a spectrum friendly property
Our design process includes training for vacation rental owners on how to make their properties more spectrum-friendly, including recommended accommodations that can be made. If you own a vacation rental, and would like to learn and improve your space, Spectrum Friendly Design is here to help. With our simple process, you can have peace of mind in knowing that the vacation rental you provide is autism-friendly.
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Why Hello!
I'M Suzanne. YOUR key to getting your VACATION rental spectrum-friendly.
Like many of you, I have family members, friends and neighbors with autistic children or children that are “on the spectrum” and I know traveling can be stressful when dealing with the unknown. The biggest concerns when traveling with autistic children is safety!
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After researching and listening to parents of autistic children, I have developed training and design standards for owners to ensure their property is safe and comfortable for families with children on the autism spectrum! With just a few hours, and a minimal investment, YOU can join the movement!​
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Also, join us and other vacation rental owners for our Welcoming-All virtual summits on inclusivity and accessibility!
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Thank you!
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Suzanne Hacker
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