The world’s first AI companion for parents raising a child with a disability
AskAyla™ is here to help you
AskAyla is the world’s first AI companion for those on the disability parenting journey. Infused with the lived experience of a mother and father raising a child with severe quadriplegic cerebral palsy, AskAyla is forever free for those who need it. Whether it’s the early stages of a diagnosis or navigating the complex emotions of raising a child with a disability - from intense grief to guarded hope - we are here to help you feel a little less lonely on this journey.
By your side from the very beginning
From the early days in the NICU and receiving your child’s diagnosis
To grieving the life you thought you and your child would have
To navigating therapies, finding your community and planning for your child’s future
Therapy, Funding & Equipment
What people are saying
Dr. Ng
Neonatologist
“AskAyla represents an innovative approach to supporting caregivers and families raising children with disabilities and complex medical needs by providing accessible information and community-informed guidance. I strongly believe that initiatives such as AskAyla deserve further exploration, evaluation, and consideration by healthcare organizations seeking new ways to enhance family support and improve the caregiver experience. Strengthening caregiver support has the potential to positively impact family well-being, caregiver confidence, engagement in care, and overall healthcare experiences. I commend the efforts behind Ask Ayla and strongly support continued discussions regarding its potential role in supporting families navigating complex pediatric care needs.”
Jenn Evans
Paediatric Physiotherapist
“AskAyla is an incredible, interactive resource for parents and families navigating their journey with a child with extraordinary needs. As a paediatric physiotherapist, I see AskAyla as a valuable tool to help translate medical jargon, explore resources, and provide real-time support and reassurance. It has the potential to support many families while also helping bridge the gap between the home and clinical world.”
Sarah-Lynne Gibbons
Mother
“Ask Ayla brings comfort in a way that feels natural and judgment-free. It’s helped me process thoughts and emotions that are often hard to put into words, especially during the more overwhelming moments. What stands out most is how simple and accessible it is, you can turn to it anytime, without pressure, and just be honest about what you’re feeling. It doesn’t try to replace professional advice, but instead offers a steady, supportive space that makes you feel heard, understood, and a little less alone in it all.”
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