The AZMADT CARE
Y-5 Movement Program

Y-5, A Gesture Of Connection.

The Wi-Five may have first been coined in 2010, but Kade Targett, founder of AZMADT Care, has reimagined it to make it something truly unique and meaningful renaming it the y-5. With the AZMADT Care twist, the y-5 is not just a wireless high-five – it’s a way to express individuality, build connections, and celebrate inclusion through your own personal touch.

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The Y-5 with an AZMADT Care twist isn’t just a fun gesture…

Iit’s a symbol of our commitment to meaningful connections, promoting inclusion, and celebrating individuality. It reflects AZMADTCARE vision of creating a supportive community where everyone’s voice, personality, and presence matter.
Whether it’s between participants, families, or team members, the Y-5 is your way to say, “We’re connected, and you matter.”
So, raise your hand, make your own sound, and let the Y-5 be a reflection of you. Together, we can spread connection, joy, and positivity – the AZMADT Care way.

Raise Your Hand

Extend your hand, palm open, ready to connect. It’s a simple gesture that represents openness, inclusion, and the start of a meaningful connection.

Raised hand illuminated with colorful lighting symbolizing support, help, and community awareness.

Make Your Own Sound

This is where the AZMADT Care magic begins. Add your own sound — a “beep beep,” a “whoosh,” or anything that reflects your unique personality.

Close-up of a woman speaking toward a red assistive hearing device used for communication support.

Share the Connection

Whether you’re with someone in person or connecting through a screen, the Y-5 is a simple but powerful way to show we’re all in this together.

Woman using a wheelchair working on a laptop at a cafe table with coffee, representing independence and inclusive employment.

The Wi-Five isn’t just a fun gesture…

The Wi-Five represents AZMADTCARE’s commitment to connection, inclusion, and individuality — reminding everyone that their voice, presence, and personality truly matter.