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British Dyslexia Association
We are the voice of dyslexic people of all ages across the UK
About British Dyslexia Association
The British Dyslexia Association (BDA) is the voice of dyslexic people in the UK. Since 1972, we have worked to create a world that unlocks the full potential of dyslexic people by improving understanding, challenging barriers and providing practical support. We believe every dyslexic person deserves to be understood, valued and given the opportunity to thrive. We work with individuals, families, educators, employers and policymakers to improve outcomes at every stage of life. Our work includes: • Provide trusted information, advice and support through our Helpline and extensive online resources. • Deliver expert training and professional development for education and workplace professionals. • Support schools and organisations to become dyslexia-friendly through expert guidance and services. • Influence policy and campaign for change to ensure dyslexic people receive the support they need. • Share research, lived experience and guidance to build greater awareness and understanding of dyslexia. Each year we support thousands of people directly and reach more than one million through our resources, campaigns, training and partnerships. Whether you are looking for support, professional development, workplace guidance or opportunities to work with us, we're here to help. Follow the British Dyslexia Association for the latest news, research, resources, events and practical advice as we work together to create a more inclusive society where every dyslexic person can achieve their full potential.
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Signals from British Dyslexia Association
6 published signals
Presence & Recognition
British Dyslexia Association attended the NEET event and caught Leah Boleto on her way out to hear her key takeaway thoughts on early screening and support pathways.
Reported by British Dyslexia Association
Research & Knowledge
British Dyslexia Association published a new research report titled A pathway interrupted, which sheds light on the experiences of dyslexic young people and the barriers they face in education and beyond.
Reported by British Dyslexia Association
Research & Knowledge
British Dyslexia Association is seeking participants for the 'Disability, Rest, and Free Time' project, which includes a questionnaire in Easy Read and other formats, online focus groups in late 2026 and early 2027 with compensation.
Reported by British Dyslexia Association
Research & Knowledge
British Dyslexia Association launched a new report featuring key recommendations with the Theo Paphitis Retail Group team joining for the launch
Reported by British Dyslexia Association
Research & Knowledge
British Dyslexia Association launched a report exploring dyslexia and NEET in the UK House of Lords.
Reported by Michelle Catterson
Research & Knowledge
British Dyslexia Association released a report highlighting the impact of lack of early intervention on a young person's life opportunities when they are dyslexic.
Reported by Michelle Catterson