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Moms Launch App for Special Needs Parents
30 Oct
Summary
- Two mothers created an app for parents of children with special needs.
- The app, SEN2gether, aims to build community and share resources.
- SEN2gether gained nearly 2,000 sign-ups in its first month.
Two mothers have developed a free application called SEN2gether to support parents of children with special needs. Kate Dunn and Nisha Warburton connected in Bolton, recognizing the shared challenges and isolation experienced by families navigating diagnoses like autism and ADHD.
Their app aims to foster a sense of community, provide vital information, and share practical tools. Available in their free time, the platform has rapidly gained traction, with nearly 2,000 sign-ups within its first month of operation.
Despite recent governmental reviews questioning potential over-diagnosis of conditions like ADHD and autism in England, Dunn and Warburton emphasize that the daily struggles for these families remain valid. They aspire for SEN2gether to be a place where no parent feels alone in their journey.
