The Dyslexia Association

The Dyslexia Association Local Offer

The Dyslexia Association provides a wide range of expert services to directly assist and improve the lives of dyslexics of all ages.

TDA also provide advice and assistance to their families, educators and employers to raise awareness of the condition within the wider community.

  • Helpline
  • Dyslexia awareness presentations
  • Screening 
  • Assessment
  • Tuition
  • Assistive Technology
  • Workplace Support

Dyscalculia

In 2018 TDA launched a Dyscalculia Screening Service.

Follow the links below for more information about dyslexia and dyscalculia and the services that TDA can offer.

Who to contact

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Our free, confidential Helpline service provides information and advice about dyslexia and related subjects. There is no charge other than the cost of a standard rate telephone call.

 

We advise people who have dyslexia and others who work with them or support them.

 

We will tell you about our paid-for services, if these are appropriate for your needs, but we are also very happy to support people who do not use those services.

 

We have a small specialist library which includes books about dyslexia and related subjects and teaching and learning resources. There is no charge for browsing in the library, and borrowing is allowed for a small annual fee. If you would like to view the library please call the Helpline in advance to arrange a convenient time.

 

The Helpline is sometimes very busy and we may be unable to help you immediately. We are currently experiencing an exceptionally high demand for our support. Please be assured that we will answer your message as soon as we can, however it may take up to a week before we are able to respond.

 

Our Helpline is open:

  • Monday to Friday
  • 9:30am to 4:30pm

 

We can be contacted via:

 

The Dyslexia Association treats information given to its staff in confidence. We will not normally disclose anything you tell us, unless you give us permission to share information with a named person or organisation.

 

However, it is likely that your information will be shared with colleagues at The Dyslexia Association in order to give you the best possible service and advice, unless you expressly request otherwise.

 

If you tell us about circumstances in which a person is in danger of serious harm, we may have a statutory obligation to inform the appropriate authorities.

Local Offer

Local Offer Age Bands
0-5 years
5-11 years
11-16 years
16-19 years
19-25 years
Parents & carers

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