Bark devices are now available through CLTS waivers in Wisconsin

Three pillars of support

Safe community
participation
Physical safety
Independence &
daily living skills
Two young women sitting on a couch looking at a phone together

Within six months of using Bark,
91% of families reported improvements, including:

Within six months of using Bark, 91% of families reported improvements, including:

  • 55%
    increased independence and reduced behavioral challenges
  • 45%
    improved social connection with peers
  • 27%
    developed better understanding of social interactions in digital environments
  • 27%
    saw gains in other core developmental areas

Individuals deserve more from assistive technology

Bark Watch

  • Location tracking
  • Talk and text with approved contacts only
  • SOS feature for emergencies
  • Alerts for concerning content in messages
  • No internet, social media, or browsers

Bark Phone

  • Real-time location tracking with safe zone alerts
  • Activity monitoring across texts, images, web, and apps
  • Alerts across 30+ categories, including self-harm, bullying, predation, and sexual content
  • Flexible screen-time and app controls that expand as skills grow
  • Behavioral insights that turn alerts into coachable moments

Watch how Bark helps support safety and independence

Explore online safety tools and resources for
families of kids with I/DD in our monthly newsletter.

How to get started in Wisconsin

  1. Determine whether the Bark Watch or Bark Phone supports identified health, safety, independence or community participation outcomes.
  2. Submit a request to purchase a Bark product by emailing andrea.bucci@bark.us.
  3. Once the request is received and approved, the product will ship directly to you.

Have more questions?