Trevor Watts Queensland Shadow Minister for Police, Counter-Terrorism and Corrective Services launches the National Dyslexia Awareness Month in Queensland Parliament on the 16th of October wearing the red ribbon and opening sharing his personal story of dyslexia for the first time. Read more
Dear Dyslexic strongly advocates for change through awareness-raising activities through the Dear Dyslexic Podcasts, Expert Speaking, National Campaigns and Annual Galas Read more
The Dear Dyslexic Foundation empowering young people and adults with learning disabilities to reach their full potential. Read more
The Dear Dyslexic Foundation has partnered with LaTrobe University to undertake two research projects that will look at the impact of dyslexia for young people and adults Read more
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There’s almost no research at all about the rates of dyslexia and other learning difficulties among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and adults, but what we know about educational outcomes for this group of Australians is not good. Read more
Karen is a Dear Dyslexic Community Member, who shares her story of how Dear Dyslexic has supported her. Read more
The Dear Dyslexic Foundation offers assessment services to establish comprehensive learning and language profile that identifies any learning difficulties for the purpose of intervention and/or diagnosis of learning disabilities. Read more
Celebrate national dyslexia awareness month 2019 with our theme resilience: the courage to fall and rise the awareness month is an opportunity for people throughout higher education and workplaces to ensure that they are equipped to support all their dyslexic and learning disabled staff and students to achieve their best Read more
This year the Dear Dyslexic Podcast Series was Katified. Read more
Shanan is a man with dyslexia who sought out our services when he was looking to pursue higher education Read more
In 2018, the Dear Dyslexic Foundation hosted its Night of Hope Inaugural Gala a first of its kind in Australia to raise of dyslexia during National Dyslexia Awareness Month. 1 in 10 Australians have dyslexia – they are why the Dear Dyslexic Foundation was created. Read more
Shae Wissell is an experienced and passionate speaker about dyslexia in education, health and the workplace. Book Shae now as the expert speaker at your next event and help to change the world through storytelling Read more
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children are not doing as well as other Australian children in terms of their education. Read more
Having dyslexia or a learning difficulty doesn’t just mean finding school and work a bit harder than other people. One of the very serious results of these problems is that people who have dyslexia and other learning difficulties are seriously overrepresented in the justice system. Read more
We know that dyslexia is pretty common in our community, but most of us get by, and some actually do pretty well. Most of us can name a successful person who has dyslexia. Read more