What is the Aurora Pilot Program?
The Aurora pilot program is an 8-week structured program in which a small group of selected Bogotá families will go through the complete Aurora experience — from intake and diagnosis through Action Plan delivery and initial therapy and tutoring sessions.
The pilot allows us to refine our platform and processes in close collaboration with real families, while delivering genuine clinical value to children who need it. Pilot families receive Aurora's full service at no cost in exchange for their active participation and structured feedback.
What Pilot Families Receive
Pilot families receive Aurora's complete service offering at no cost.
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A comprehensive diagnostic evaluation of your child conducted by a credentialed specialist.
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A personalized Aurora Action Plan — your child's complete academic and therapeutic roadmap.
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Up to 8 weeks of tutoring and therapy sessions as recommended by the Action Plan.
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A dedicated Aurora coordinator who manages your child's team and keeps you informed throughout.
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School communication support — recommendations and documentation to share with your child's teachers.
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Full access to the Aurora parent platform.
What We Ask in Return
Pilot families are partners, not just participants.
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Complete the intake process thoroughly and on time.
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Attend all scheduled evaluation and therapy sessions.
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Respond to feedback surveys at weeks 2, 4, and at the end of the program.
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Share honest observations about your child's experience and progress.
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Allow Aurora to use anonymized findings to improve the program.
Pilot Program Timeline
From application to launch — here's what to expect.
Now — July 2026: Applications open. We review submissions and contact selected families on a rolling basis.
July 2026: Onboarding. Selected families complete intake and meet their dedicated Aurora coordinator.
August 2026: Pilot launches. Diagnostic evaluations begin for all participating families.
August — September 2026: Action Plans delivered. Tutoring and therapy sessions begin.
Who Should Apply
This pilot is designed for families in Bogotá, Colombia who meet the following criteria:
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Have a school-age child between 6 and 18 years old.
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Have been told by a teacher or school that their child may have a learning difference.
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Have not yet received a formal diagnosis, or have a diagnosis but no structured support plan.
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Are committed to an 8-week process and able to engage actively with the Aurora team.
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Are comfortable with fully online sessions via video call.