Every child's experience is unique, with varying degrees and types of hearing loss. Parents struggle to find reliable and relevant information, feeling overwhelmed by the unfamiliar territory of deafness can leave parents feeling lost and unsure where to turn.
Recognising the need for a centralised hub of resources and support for managing childhood deafness, MyNDCS app is designed to empower parents by providing essential tools and a supportive community right at their fingertips.
By leveraging our expertise in mobile app development and the NDCS's deep understanding of childhood deafness, the app empowers parents to become active participants in their child's journey.
Registration for the My NDCS app is straightforward and exclusive to members of the National Deaf Children's Society (NDCS). This easy process ensures that once parents join, they benefit from a personalised app experience tailored to their child’s specific needs.
This journaling feature becomes a cherished record of their child's growth and a testament to the strength and love within their family.
Rounding out the support package is a built-in glossary, ensuring that parents can easily understand key terms related to deafness, empowering them to confidently navigate their child's journey.
These events provide opportunities to connect with other families facing similar experiences, share challenges and advice, and gain valuable insights from experts in the field of childhood deafness.
membership sign-up increase
MyNDCS App has become popular since its March 2024 launch, with over 1,000+ parents using the app. In the first month, parent membership sign-ups increased by over 150%, with the app responsible for 42% of them. By May, 49% of all parent sign-ups came through MyNDCS mobile App.
Recent data-driven reporting demonstrates a significant increase in engagement between the National Deaf Children's Society (NDCS) and parents through the My NDCS app. This surge in interaction underscores the app’s effectiveness in connecting families with valuable opportunities and resources for their children.