Come and find out about the services and provisions available locally

Each dyslexia information day is slightly different, why not pop and see what we have on offer for you, your family, your employees! There is always refreshments on sale and cake!

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Showcase your business

We are always on the look out for dyslexic owned or run businesses, especially those that offer great resources for us dyslexics, or those who are dyslexic and inspirational!

Although exhibitors are by invite only, we are always happy to receive suggestions of businesses or services on offer that we don’t know about. We also pride ourselves on offering businesses the opportunities to engage with people who are interested in finding out about dyslexia services and products, so if you have a product and/or service that is of use to us dyslexics, our families or our employers please get in touch!

You may be able to display information about your services, products or business, contact us to find out more info@theddc.org.uk

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Dyslexia Information Day Testimonials

Mandy Ward

Learning about Dyslexia for my stories & books
I was referred to Eli by David Hyner, a mutual friend and advocate of Eli. I was writing a book about a character called 'Kitty' who is great at casting spells but who cannot spell well. I met Eli and have been on a path of learning ever since. Not only did Eli help me with my book, she also helped me to learn about Dyslexia, invited me to the Dyslexia Awareness day and encouraged me. I also got to meet other 'Guru's' who have taught me about other things, Aspergers, Dyspraxia, and how to make numbers fun. A very positive and encouraging person and set if co-exhibitors. I have no hesitation in recommending Eli, this fabulous event and all of those who also support. A lovely, welcoming, supportive environment - all for free!Author & Positive Impact Coach, Cassy Kindly.co.ukWebsite
Theresa Daisley

Help mum & dad who didn't know which to turn
Let me tell you about our first information day; we just found out our child had dyslexia, like all good parents we searched the net how best to help our child there was so much information we didn't know which way to turn .Our school had sent a letter out saying there was dyslexia information day, so we thought we pop along.We found a wonderful team who were so welcoming who were ready to answer any questions we had and they made the day was so fun for children . We made some great friends at information day who are always there if we need them .
Sally Joyner

Superbly Supportive
I arrived at one of the dyslexia information days hoping to pick up some information for my union learners. I had thought that there was possibly quite a few who might be dyslexic but didn't know or who would be quite private and wouldn't want people to know. Little did I know at that time that I was dyslexic. The whole day is made up of people who can help and offer support, advice and guidance. From the point of getting some support and guidance to help myself and others I became a volunteer. I left my job after 27 years, retrained and started my own business. I now make cake for the refreshments at dyslexia information day. A team to be reckoned with.Director, In The LoopWebsite
Ann Vasey

Excellent way of learning to help(family cope with dyslexia
As someone who has never had a problem with reading and spelling it was a great surprise to learn my son was dyslexic having been diagnosed in his 40s. It became clear, the answer to the question several senior school teachers asked us. 'Why can't David do as well as his younger brother'. My granddaughter and her mum have gained so much with help off Eli, the dyslexic dyslexia teacher. Thank you so much for your help in giving my granddaughter confidence.
Sid Edwards

A pleasure to work with
Elizabeth has the knack of bringing her years of experience and expertise to bear on any project. Working with her developing The DDC website has resulted in feature rich pages that have people who are dyslexic in mind.Principal Designer, TUZONGO Web DesignWebsite