It is with regret that we have had to take the difficult decision to cancel the conference on the 30th November due to lack of uptake.
All delegate fees will be refunded. If you paid by cheque, a cheque will be issued by way of refund. If you paid by card your refund will be made to your card in the next few days. BACS payments will be refunded by cheque.
We are very happy to announce the start of the Dyspraxia Foundation Unity Lottery!
We’ve partnered with Unity, the nation’s charity lottery, to offer you the chance to win £25,000 every Saturday for only £1 a week. Importantly 50p of every £1 you play is guaranteed to go straight to the Dyspraxia Foundation, to help us fund the important work that we continue to do.
Why not raise money for the Dyspraxia Foundation at absolutely no cost to yourselves or your company by making all your restaurant bookings with ChariTable Bookings.
Simply visit the ChariTable website search for your restaurant and make the booking. For every person on your table, we receive £1!
So a family of four eating out this weekend can earn us £4 at no additional cost to you!
Dyspraxia Foundation Youth launch a new information sheet to help with social situations.
To download the sheet, click here
With regret we’ve had to cancel this conference due to a low uptake. Please see this page for further information.
Join us for a full days conference for parents, professionals and anyone with an interest in dyspraxia/DCD, either personally or professionally (or both!).
As Dyspraxia Awareness Week draws to a close for another year we would like to thank you for your support this week. We’ve had a lot of support on social media, and lots of people have joined in the week with blogs, events and a lot lot more! Remember Dyspraxia is around us 365 days a year, so never stop making people aware of dyspraxia!
A grant from the Big Lottery Fund for £166,000 in 2013 meant the Dyspraxia Foundation was able to launch a three year project to offer a dedicated helpline service, facilitate workshops in Birmingham and Manchester, translate the most popular information sheets into different languages, invest in a PR Company to manage an annual awareness campaign and employ a full time Information Officer.
As part of our Dyspraxia Awareness Week #DyspraxiaWeek we are proud to launch today our driving factsheet! Our factsheet was created with thanks to Maxine Roper, Dyspraxia Foundation trustee and journalist. You can download our factsheet now!
25-year-old Jonathan Levy lives in Warrington in Cheshire. As someone with dyspraxia, Jonathan has always been slower than most in reaching milestones but persisted with a positive and resilient attitude, and since June 2013 has served as a trustee of the Dyspraxia Foundation.
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas!
Greeting Cards and Stationary from Kayte Genders
Kayte is a mother of a child with dyspraxia. Her site donates to the Dyspraxia Foundation 10% of sales on orders under £25 and 15% over this amount. Just add Dyspraxia Foundation to your name on ordering to support us while buying cards, stationery and much more.