# Communication Passports
A personalised Communication Passport can be a useful tool to ensure that important information is shared between communication partners in different environments.
A Communication Passport may include information such as:
* People important to me
* Things I like to talk about
* How I communicate
* How you can help me communicate
* Things I don’t like
A Communication Passport will be individual to the learner, but it may be useful for your school to agree on a generic template. It should be with the learner at all times, easy to read and easy to follow.
### Example: Communication Passports
Here are some resources you may want to use in creating a support like a communication passport.
Communication Passports: share key information when going to new places and meeting new people. Click [here](https://www.callscotland.org.uk/blog/personal-communication-passports/) or go to communicationpassports.org.uk
RIX Wikis: simple, accessible, secure and easy to build personal websites which can carry information about AAC and other elements around the leaner. Click [he](https://www.rixwiki.org/)[re](https://www.rixwiki.org/) or go to rixwiki.org
Personal Communication Dictionary: a way to help get everyone on board in recognising unconventional or subtle forms of communication. Click [here](https://www.oxfordhealth.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/oxtc/resources/How%20to%20make%20a%20Personal%20Communication%20Dictionary.pdf) or go to bit.ly/4md4wZZ
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