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Child
Information, resources and training to help parents ensure their child can reach full potential.
Adult (16+)
Dyslexia can have an impact on many aspects of everyday life. We look at common issues...
Educator
We offer information, resources and training to help teaching staff to identify and support neurodiversity in the classroom
Employer
We support organisations to be dyslexia friendly and to recognise that neurodiversity can be a great asset in the workplace
Assessments
Diagnostic Assessments for Dyslexia are carried out by experienced specialist teachers and psychologists across the UK.
Professional Accreditation
BDA accreditation recognises that professionals have met and are committed to maintaining a high standard of practice.
Training
Our comprehensive training programme offers individuals and organisations flexible training packages for all skill levels
Accredit a Dyslexia course
BDA accreditation is a sign that a level 5 or 7 course on Dyslexia/SpLDs has met the highest standards.
Dyslexia Friendly Awards
Our Dyslexia Friendly Quality Marks cultivate and promote best practice within education and the workplace for people with dyslexia
Helpline
Alumni Network
For students who have graduated from our Level 5 and Level 7 accredited courses. Our students become part of the BDA’s family and, as an alumnus, we want to develop and nurture that life-long relationship.
International Conference 2024
Directory
Directory of Advertisers
Individual Membership
Individual Membership is ideal for anyone who wants to support the work of the British Dyslexia Association (BDA)
Professional Membership
Professional Membership is for those who hold BDA accreditation or equivalent, and who need to have their professional status recognised for employment purposes.
Organisational
Our Organisational Membership is for businesses, organisations and educational establishments who are committed to being dyslexia friendly
Local Dyslexia Associations
Campaigns
We aim to influence government and other institutions to promote a dyslexia friendly society.
Challenge Events
From marathon runs, charity bike rides, walks and more, there is a challenge event for you.
Ways to donate
Find out the ways that you can support our work.
Company Support
Find out the varied ways your business can support the BDA.
Volunteer
Find out the many ways you can Volunteer with the BDA
Dyslexia Awareness Week
Get involved and help us raise awareness around dyslexia
Fundraise for the BDA
Take a look at all the ways you can show support and a raise money for the BDA
Find out about other people's experiences living with dyslexia and co-occurring differences
Your voice matters
My Dyslexia Story: Stephen Shine
My Dyslexia Story: Paul Strick
My Dyslexia Story - Melanie Oaks
My Dyslexia Story - Ross Linnett CEO of Recite Me
My Dyslexia Story: Rob Wheeldon
My Dyslexia Story: Kate Russell
My Fundraising Challenge - John Baldock
My Dyslexia Story: Sydney Taylor
My Dyslexia Story: James Clarke
My Dyslexia Story: Margaret Dyer
My Dyslexia Story: Ellena Napier
My Dyslexia Story - Amanda Evans
My Dyslexia Story - Sophie Jones
My Dyslexia Story - Keisha Adair Swaby
My Dyslexia Story - Dr Chris Bushby
My Dyslexia Story: Zachary
My Dyscalculia Story - Catherine Starkey
My Dyslexia & Dyspraxia Story - Wendy Byrne
My Dyscalculia Story: Sarah Miles
My Dyslexia Story - Che Turner
My Dyslexia Story - Zac O'Brien
My Dyslexia Story: Zoe Williamson
My Dyslexia Story - Lillie
My Fundraising Challenge - Jake
My Dyslexia Story: Rhiannah
My Dyslexia Story: Paul Millar
