Dyslexia Scotland

We offer support and advice to people of all ages about dyslexia. We work all over Scotland and have local branches in Lochaber, Inverness and Moray. Our website contains lots of useful information and links to resources about dyslexia, including links to local branch events.

Tags

• additional support needs
• dyslexia
• dyslexic
• education
• information
• support
• voice of young people

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