Dyspraxia Foundation - Office Closed
Due to government advice, our head office is now closed. We will continue to offer support online. Click here to find out more.
Introducing Amazon Smile
I'm sure many of our visitors and supporters shop online, many of you probably use Amazon! We can now announce that we've been added to ...
Dyspraxia in adults: a neglected and hidden disability
Third of Adults seeking an assessment for dyspraxia were told that their GP could not helpCampaign calls for equality of access to diagnostic assessments for ...
Unity Lottery!
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Support Dyspraxia by donating a small monthly amount
Become a 'Friend of Dyspraxia' and donate a small monthly amount to the Dyspraxia Foundation to help support our causes to raise awareness of the ...
Dyspraxia Foundation - Office Closed
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Introducing Amazon Smile
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Dyspraxia in adults: a neglected and hidden disability
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Our helpline is open to help you!
Call: 01462 454986
Our helpline is available to help you with problems and issues you may encounter; offering help and advice to people with dyspraxia, parents, carers, and families about or on the subject of dyspraxia.
Our helpline is available Monday to Friday, 9 am to 1 pm.
You Did It!!
You smashed it! You absolutely smashed our aim to raise £30,000 for 30 years! Huge thanks to all those who raised funds from cake sales, running, cycling, swimming, sky diving, hiking, fantasy football, giving up alcohol and even a rickshaw challenge from Goa to Mumbai and an ever increasing number of birthday donations on Facebook. We are delighted to announce that, with your help we reached an amazing £31,654.34 as we closed the appeal on 31st May.
Fundraising continues, as usual with the help of our newly appointed Fundraising Consultant and regular initiatives such as the London 10K in July and Dyspraxia Awareness Week (6 —12th October). Special thanks to our members who have renewed their subscription for 2019 – 2020 to support our work. If you are not a member, this is a great time to join to receive monthly newsletters, regular updates, dedicated members area of the website, discounts for online shop, events and conferences and more importantly to support all we do.
How can you help!
Every donation helps us to improve the lives of people affected by dyspraxia, if you would like to help please use the button below.
A personal message from Jamie Lambert
A personal message from our inspirational Patron, Jamie Lambert – in lock down.
Vacancy: Digital Communications Officer
DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER
Salary: £18,000 Permanent Hours: 27.5 (usually between 9am – 5pm)
A new opportunity to join our small but friendly team. The Digital Communications Officer will work across the organisation to support the delivery of our digital activity. We are looking for an enthusiastic and motivated individual with a passion for all things digital to join our team. This is an excellent development opportunity for the right candidate to gain further experience in all aspects of digital communications. Designing and delivering digital campaigns and leading the delivery of our social media strategy across all channels. Monitoring our analytics and producing a monthly digital report. The applicant should be able to demonstrate experience working across a range of digital platforms including social media and understanding of SEO, Google Analytics, Google Ads. They should have the ability to organise a busy workload and priorities tasks to meet deadlines. This is an exciting time in the development of the charity as we get ready to launch a new website and formulate our digital strategy.
Dyspraxia Foundation welcomes two new trustees
Press Release – New Trustees
The Dyspraxia Foundation is delighted to welcome two new Trustees to our Board, Laurence Turner and Jake Hobson. Both Laurence and Jake have dyspraxia.
Laurence will be responsible for overseeing Public Affairs and supporting the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Dyspraxia.