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Join on Telegram Marrakech – Fueled by their own profound experiences of loss, Karine Nissim and Eloise Bune have embarked on a mission to redefine the landscape of healing, TechCrunch reported last week.
Their revolutionary app, DayNew, seamlessly integrates a myriad of resources — from emotional support communities to practical task management tools.
Now available across the App Store, Google Play Store, and the web, DayNew stands as a beacon of hope, offering a holistic approach to healing in the digital age.
Determined to fill the void they once experienced, Karine and Eloise set out to create a comprehensive platform that transcends traditional notions of grief support.
“From hospice centers to bereavement groups to online therapy, regular therapists and psychiatrists, to funeral homes to all of the other services, there was not one place that we could go that could hold the whole journey for us,” Karine told TechCrunch.
She revealed the reason behind DayNew’s inception: a fervent desire to craft a bespoke roadmap for individuals grappling with trauma and loss.
“When you come to DayNew, we are ready to meet you with organizational, emotional, and social support,” she highlighted.
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According to the TechCrunch report, DayNew’s Community feed provides its users with a dynamic platform where they can openly express their needs and desires, fostering a culture of direct support.
Be they seeking financial assistance for groceries, a platform to sell or donate belongings, or even a job listing for a babysitter, DayNew users are empowered to connect with compassion and practicality.
In this sense, the revolutionary app transforms its users’ moments of vulnerability into opportunities for genuine assistance and solidarity.
In the aftermath of their respective heartbreaks, Karine Nissim and Eloise Bune found themselves adrift in a sea of sorrow, grappling with the weight of loss without a lifeline to hold onto.
As they navigated the tumultuous journey of grief, they realized a glaring absence in the digital realm — a void where those facing similar struggles could find solace, understanding, and practical guidance. Ever since, they have been on a mission to help fill that void.
