UK Dyslexia Links
Finding reliable information can be a difficult job. Here are a list of links that we believe are useful and reliable.
Dyslexia
Action is a national
charity and the UK's leading provider of services and support for people with
dyslexia and literacy difficulties.
CALL Scotland (Communication Aids for Language and Learning) provides expertise in assistive technology for kids and adults with a broad range of resources available.
British Dyslexia Association vision is of a dyslexia friendly society that will enable all dyslexic people to reach their potential
Dyslexia Research Trust was set up by Professor John Stein and Dr Sue Fowler at Oxford University to fund cutting edge interdisciplinary research into dyslexia and other related conditions and to support free clinics to assess and assist people with these conditions
National Bureau for Students with Disabilities is a national charity promoting opportunities for young people and adults with any kind of impairment in post-16 education, training and employment.
British Institute of Learning Disabilities is working to improve the lives of people in the UK with a learning disability
BIBIC is a national charity offering practical help to families caring for children with conditions such as autism, cerebral palsy, Down’s syndrome, developmental delay, traumatic and acquired brain injury and specific learning difficulties such as attention deficits hyperactivity disorder, dyslexia and dyspraxia.
Equality Challenge Unit supports the higher education sector in its mission to realise the potential of all staff and students whatever their race, gender, disability, sexual orientation, religion and belief or age, to the benefit of those individuals, higher education institutions and society.
GCQ provides regulations and guidance give candidates who are eligible for adjustments in exams better access to qualifications.
BRITE Initiative promotes access to information and expertise in the use of enabling technologies to support students with disabilities and additional support needs
Dyslexia mailing list is for the discussion of issues of particularconcern to dyslexics. Particular attention will be given to computertools which dyslexics find to be useful
NADP is the professional organisation for disability and support staff in further and higher education
If you know about additional web sites that you think are useful please fill in our CALL Scotland (Communication Aids for Language and Learning) provides expertise in assistive technology for kids and adults with a broad range of resources available.
British Dyslexia Association vision is of a dyslexia friendly society that will enable all dyslexic people to reach their potential
Dyslexia Research Trust was set up by Professor John Stein and Dr Sue Fowler at Oxford University to fund cutting edge interdisciplinary research into dyslexia and other related conditions and to support free clinics to assess and assist people with these conditions
National Bureau for Students with Disabilities is a national charity promoting opportunities for young people and adults with any kind of impairment in post-16 education, training and employment.
British Institute of Learning Disabilities is working to improve the lives of people in the UK with a learning disability
BIBIC is a national charity offering practical help to families caring for children with conditions such as autism, cerebral palsy, Down’s syndrome, developmental delay, traumatic and acquired brain injury and specific learning difficulties such as attention deficits hyperactivity disorder, dyslexia and dyspraxia.
Equality Challenge Unit supports the higher education sector in its mission to realise the potential of all staff and students whatever their race, gender, disability, sexual orientation, religion and belief or age, to the benefit of those individuals, higher education institutions and society.
GCQ provides regulations and guidance give candidates who are eligible for adjustments in exams better access to qualifications.
BRITE Initiative promotes access to information and expertise in the use of enabling technologies to support students with disabilities and additional support needs
Dyslexia mailing list is for the discussion of issues of particularconcern to dyslexics. Particular attention will be given to computertools which dyslexics find to be useful
NADP is the professional organisation for disability and support staff in further and higher education
contact form.