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"Assembly exists to provide parents with expert support so they can make informed decisions and help their children thrive"
Assembly started from a deeply personal place of trying to get some answers and support for my son during Covid lockdowns. I wasn’t sure whether I should seek help and I kept doing research, asking Dr. Google, asking around. There were times when I felt helpless, lost and even guilty. The right course of action was never obvious.
I quickly realised there were many worried families going through a similar experience, albeit at different parts of the journey: trying to decide whether they should be seeking help, wondering whether they can do more while on wait lists, or after being told their child’s symptoms aren’t severe enough for help.
As parents and caregivers, we’d do anything for our children but we need to know what that is. Unfortunately, the overstretched system isn’t designed to empower us. Assembly exists to provide parents with expert support so they can make informed decisions and help their children thrive.
No matter where you are on your journey of supporting your child’s development, this platform is designed for you by experts who have already helped countless parents looking for answers.
Assembly was named one of the top ParentTech StartUps at the 2024 TechRound awards. Read more