Welcome to the Dyspraxia Foundation website
Members can renew on line!
Members can renew on line and take advantage of a 10% discount on all categories over £5. Simply open an account, if you have not already done so and allow 5 days for us to authorise your discount. Then look for the 10% discount logo to process your payment.
Your membership is important to us and vital if we are to continue to raise awareness of this still poorly understood condition so renew now and support the work of the Foundation.
- Open an account at the shop and remember to type in your membership number (if you already have an account skip to step 3). Once you have signed up for the shop you will receive an automatic e-mail response confirming your account is open NOTE:- this e-mail does not confirm that the discount has been applied.
- Wait for a second confirmation e-mail from Head Office, which will state that the 10% discount has been applied to your account (this second e-mail may take between 2 and 3 working days as we need to check our records).
- Visit the renewals section in the shop and purchase your membership for 2007 - 2008.
Dyspraxia Foundation AGM & Parent's Conference
Saturday, 23rd June 2007, London
A full day of useful strategies and practical information covering SEN Law and the Code of Practice; working successfully with the child's school to make life as easy and as satisfying as possible for the child and 101 useful gadgets and gizmos to help at home and at school.
A must for parents, teachers and anyone supporting children with special educational needs. Places are limited so reserve your place now.
Why not download the booking form now - AGM booking Form.
Run for Dyspraxia
Supporters, family and friends were on hand to cheer on the Foundation's 18 runners in the 2006 British 10K London Road Race. Our team which included three teenagers, one of which has dyspraxia joined the 20,000 entrants who tackled the 6.2 miles around the historic landmarks of our capital.
Some of the 2006 team at our after-race event
One runner said “It wasn't easy, but it was a great day and certainly worth the effort. Half way around, another (non-dyspraxic) runner congratulated me on running for 'an excellent cause'. I have never done anything like this before but I really enjoyed it and the after run get together just added to the day.”
If you are over 15 and would like to do something fun, worthwhile and rewarding, why not join us on Sunday, 1st July and help raise awareness of dyspraxia and much needed funds.
If you would like to run and support the Dyspraxia Foundation this year why not download an Entry Form.
We are a UK charity which exists to help people to understand and cope with dyspraxia. We are a resource for parents, for teenagers and adults who have the condition, and for professionals who help all of them.
You can use this site to find out what dyspraxia is; to find out how joining the Dyspraxia Foundation could help you; to get practical information about coping with daily life and what you can do as a parent; and to find links to other useful sites.
We certainly don't have all the answers - still very little is known about what causes dyspraxia - but we're in the vanguard in finding out and providing information about the condition. Your support will help us to do that even better. We run a number of local support groups in the United Kingdom'
