Following the hugely successful Dyspraxia Awareness Week 2013 (which ran from 13 – 19 October) and the launch of a much awaited UK-wide Helpline Service, the Dyspraxia Foundation is delighted to announce its new-look website, thanks to a grant from Olympus KeyMed. The new, improved site – designed by t-morph (a Cambridge-based web design company) …
New survey looks at whether opinions have changed over the past 6 years Thousands of children and adults living with the condition – dyspraxia – are still facing a future of being misunderstood and unfairly labelled, according to the results of a new survey, launched today (Monday 14 October, Dyspraxia Awareness Week). Whilst general understanding …
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A unique national charity the Dyspraxia Foundation announced this week it will be launching a new helpline thanks to a major grant from the Big Lottery Fund. The £166,265 grant to cover the next three years will enable the charity to reopen its helpline. Two years ago the charity, based in Hitchin, Hertfordshire was forced …
DYSPRAXIA FOUNDATION Stepping up: Improving the futures of adults with dyspraxia Friday, 15th November 2013 — 10.00 am — 4.30 pm The Ibis Hotel — Birmingham B5 4ST A one day conference with an exciting programme of nationally recognised expert speakers covering the day to day issues that affect the lives of adults with dyspraxia. Ideal for …
Participants required for new study looking at training the eye-movements of children with movement coordination difficulties. Researchers in the Sport and Health Science department at the University of Exeter are running a project examining the motor coordination of children who suffer from movement difficulties. The project is funded by the Waterloo Foundation, and tests the …
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