Resources

Resources to Support Your Journey

Whether you're just beginning to learn about dyslexia or looking for trusted information and practical tools, this page brings together resources to help you take your next step.

Learn About Dyslexia

Trusted Resources

If you're looking for reliable information about dyslexia, these organizations provide trusted guidance, practical resources, and support for individuals, families, and educators.

Dyslexia Nigeria

Information, awareness, and support for children, families, and educators in Nigeria.

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International Dyslexia Association (IDA)

Research, education, and practical resources for dyslexia.

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Made By Dyslexia

Resources that promote understanding of dyslexia and celebrate dyslexic strengths.

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British Dyslexia Association (BDA)

Information, advice, and practical support for children, adults, parents, and educators.

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Dyslexia International

Resources focused on improving dyslexia awareness and support in education.

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Rosemary's Experience

Tools That Can Help

As a dyslexic adult, these are some of the tools that have helped me. They may not be the right fit for everyone, but they have made reading, writing, and organizing my thoughts much easier.

Many of these tools can also be helpful for children and families. They are widely available on smartphones, tablets, computers, and other digital devices. If you're using a work or school device, check which tools are available or approved.

Grammarly

Helps with spelling, grammar, and writing clarity.

Text-to-Speech

Reads digital text aloud, making it easier to understand and review written information.

Speech-to-Text

Converts spoken words into text, making writing easier when speaking feels more natural than typing.

Read Aloud

Available in applications such as Microsoft Word and Microsoft Edge, this feature reads documents and web pages aloud to support reading and proofreading.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) Tools

AI tools can help explain complex information in simpler language, organize ideas, summarize content, brainstorm, and support reading and writing.

For Families

Many of these tools are available on personal devices at home and can be explored together as a family. The right combination of support, encouragement, and technology can make everyday learning more manageable.

Resource Library

Explore practical resources designed to support individuals, families, and educators. This collection will continue to grow as new resources become available.

Assessment & Testing Decision Toolkit

A practical guide to help you compare assessment providers with confidence.

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What Comes Next?

Understanding dyslexia is an important first step, but it's only the beginning. The next step is finding the right support for yourself or your child.

Whether that means learning more, speaking with your child's teacher, seeking an assessment, exploring helpful tools, or connecting with trusted organizations, every step forward can make a difference.

Awareness is the beginning, but what comes next is what changes lives.