Luxembourg honours Dalza app helping families coordinate support for children

Dalza SARL SIS received Luxembourg’s 2026 Social Innovation Prize on 9 November at Cercle Cité. The award was presented during a forum on the country’s social and solidarity economy. It recognises an existing service rather than announcing a new app.

Dalza is designed for families of neurodivergent children. Parents can bring documents and observations together and invite teachers and specialists who support the child. According to the company, the shared space helps the team exchange information and coordinate its work.

That is the practical idea behind the project: information often scattered among home, school and professionals can be kept in one place. The prize signals interest in this approach, but it is not evidence by itself of how well the app works for every family.

Dalza currently offers parents a free first month. Its published European price is then €20 a month; invited teachers and specialists can join without a separate charge. Families should review access settings and data handling terms before uploading a child’s documents.

Service and pricing: https://www.dalza.com/ and https://www.dalza.com/pricing/. Government award announcement: https://gouvernement.lu/fr/actualites/toutes_actualites/communiques/2026/11-novembre/09-spautz-strategie.html.