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Charis’ fundraising story
Charis Hawkley's journey with Dyspraxia Foundation I was not diagnosed with Dyspraxia until I was 18 studying history at Nottingham Trent University. I had a difficulty in gaining my diagnosis...
Dyspraxia - Building A Toolkit For Resilience - From Surviving to Thriving training course
Join the Dyspraxia Foundation and Victoria English for a specialist training course for people with dyspraxia (also known as Developmental Coordination Disorder/DCD). Whether you have a diagnosis of dyspraxia/DCD or...
Celebrating Dyspraxia
To mark the end of this year's #DyspraxiaWeek23, Dyspraxia Youth held a very special event - 'Celebrating Dyspraxia', which was generously funded by PEARS. Read all about the event from...
Dyspraxia Week - Day 5 - Case Study - Jessica
On day 5 of Dyspraxia Week, we are proud to share with you Jessica's story. I was diagnosed with Dyspraxia as a child by a GP and received an official...
Dyspraxia Week - Day 5 - How society can help
Dyspraxic people and parents/carers told us what we can do, as members of society to help dyspraxic people feel accepted and included. Awareness and understanding - Dyspraxic people want others...
Dyspraxia Week - Day 4 - Case Study - Emily
We asked, you delivered! Today we hear from Emily and her story with dyspraxia, all part of Dyspraxia Week 2023! Emily’s Story My name is Emily and throughout my 30...
Dyspraxia Week - Day 4 - Information Sheet - How Parents/Carers can help
Day 4 of Dyspraxia Week 2023 sees us release another information sheet - How parents/carers can help the person they care for feel less isolated and more connected Parents/carers can...
Dyspraxia Week - Day 3 - Case Studies
This Wednesday of Dyspraxia Week 2023 we are proud to be sharing more of your own stories. Today we hear from Erin Bundey and Sarah Campbell. Erin's story. I’m Erin...
Dyspraxia Week : Empowered and Limitless - or scared and invisible?
Sophie Negus, Dyspraxia Foundation Trustee My dyspraxia does not limit me, but can you help create a world where people with dyspraxia are supported, empowered and understood? Can you be...