What we do

• Advise and liaise directly with government.
• Inform, advise and signpost parents, teachers and local authorities about training, interventions and research.
• Bring together those organisations committed to improving the lives of dyslexic individuals.
• Support organisations to upscale and roll out examples of best practice that improve outcomes for children and young people with dyslexia.

Why is our work important?

• We offer one platform for the government and stakeholders to engage with.
• We improve choice for parents, teachers and local authorities by having a wide ranging knowledge.
• We provide reliable information by working with experts in the field.
• We provide a consensus of opinion
• Add value to specialist service by having an overview of the wider SEN picture through our engagement with Autism Education Trust (AET), The Communications Trust (TCT) and the strategic partner.