Clarity. Compassion. Inclusion.
Learning disabilities (like dyslexia, dyscalculia, dyspraxia and more) change how we take in, process and express information. This hub provides practical tools for educators, parents and neurodivergent learners — so everyone can participate, progress and thrive.
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What Are Learning Disabilities
Clear, respectful explanations with traits, strengths and support ideas across dyslexia, dyscalculia, dyspraxia, dysgraphia and more.
Read overviewEducation & Employment
Classroom strategies, study supports, workplace adjustments and ways to advocate for inclusive success at every stage.
See strategiesTherapies & Supports
Evidence-informed help — occupational therapy, speech-language, educational therapy, assistive tools and self-advocacy resources.
Explore supportsAccessibility in Schools
Practical accommodations, assistive tech, universal design for learning and how to create sensory-supportive classrooms.
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Learning Disabilities – Main Guide
High-level overview to share with schools and families.
Open guideGlobal Helplines & Services
Find mental-health and support contacts across regions.
Browse directoryHidden Disabilities Hub
Understand non-visible conditions and where to get support.
Visit hubAutism Education & Workshops
Replays, downloads and inclusive learning tools (coming soon).
Learn moreWhat Are Learning Disabilities
Learning disabilities are lifelong differences in how people process information. They impact skills like reading, writing, maths, coordination and planning — and they often travel with incredible strengths in creativity, spatial reasoning, problem-solving and perseverance. Our approach centres dignity, agency and access.
- Dyslexia · Dyscalculia · Dysgraphia · Dyspraxia (DCD)
- Executive function support and study strategies
- Strengths-based framing and self-advocacy
Education & Employment
From classroom routines to workplace adjustments, small changes make success possible: clear instructions, chunked tasks, multi-modal teaching, extra processing time and access to supportive technology.
- Study scaffolds and note-taking templates
- Job-task modifications & strengths-based role design
- Reasonable accommodations & disclosure options
Therapies & Supports
Support can include occupational and speech-language therapy, educational therapy, coaching and community services — alongside tools like text-to-speech, audiobooks, tinted overlays and visual planners.
- OT, SLT, educational therapy & coaching
- Assistive tech: TTS, dictation, planners & timers
- Family, peer and school support networks
Accessibility in Schools
Inclusive classrooms honour different ways of learning. Universal Design for Learning (UDL), sensory-aware spaces and clear, flexible assessment help every learner show what they know.
- UDL lesson design & flexible assessments
- Sensory-supportive environments
- IEP/504-style plans & collaborative teams
“Learning looks different for everyone — and that’s what makes it powerful.”
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