Welcome to Dyslecsia Cymru/Wales Dyslexia site

About Wales Dyslexia

Dyslecsia Cymru / Wales Dyslexia aims to bring together professionals working with the dyslexia community, the commercial sector, government agencies, parents and carers, as well as dyslexic individuals to create an environment where the dyslexic individual may develop to their full potential. This will be facilitated through the development of awareness and understanding of, as well as resources for, the support of the dyslexic individual.

We want Wales to be able to address the Welsh and bilingual needs  of the dyslexic individual irrespective of language or socio-economic background.

In September 2000, the Wales Dyslexia made a presentation at the National  Assembly for Wales, in Cardiff which included its Vision in respect of resources, schools, training and policies. Since then we have been using it as a framework for action, for developing tools and training to make a difference where it matters. Our vision is to make Wales the best place in the world for the dyslexic individual.

However, being better than others does not mean everything is being done that can be done. Our aim is to create a level playing field in the community, in school and in the working environment. By continuing to strive for improvement we shall not only ensure that every dyslexic individual in Wales - whether Welsh or bilingual,  is given the best opportunity to demonstrate his / her potential but also show the world that given the correct environment, everybody can succeed. 

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Dyslecsia Cymru / Wales Dyslexia needs to generate income of £3,000 through fundraising, direct giving,

donations and sponsorship as soon as possible to meet core expenditure for the next 3 months.

This is until the outcome of submitted grant applications is received.

Therefore, if you are able to make a donation (please Gift Aid if you are a taxpayer), or organise a specific

fundraising event, let us know, by emailing Michael Davies (Chief Executive) on llechryd1@btconnect.com,

as soon as possible. Any help or contribution would be appreciated.

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Newsletters: Click here for our latest newsletter 
New - Volunteering Newsletter Issue 2. For English Version Click Here and for Welsh version Click here.

Understanding specific learning difficulties, a bilingual CD for parents

Free CD available from Dyslecsia Cymru. Ty Parc, Parc Teifi Business Park, Cardigan SA43 1EW.  0808 1800 110 or e-mail  admin@welshdyslexia.org

Dystrain 2003 Final report to European Commission 

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