This is another great US website that that offers free advice, resources and strategies as well as published products for students with dyslexia.

Their goal is to help students overcome their challenges  by providing mindful and multisensory materials and strategies that will help them to maximize strengths and overcome weaknesses.

The site is run by Dr. Erica Warren who is an author, reading specialist, educational therapist and personal trainer for the brain.

badg is a self-help dyslexic group. Members meet once a month, funding permitting on an evening, and every Tuesday and Thursday during the day.

badg's main aims are to help dyslexics emotionally and socially. They are also involved in informing people of the real issues of dyslexia, which are short-term memory and the positive attributes of dyslexics and not the negatives reading, writing and arithmetic.

Dig-iT provides information and support for people with dyslexia of all ages and their families in the Tamworth and South Staffordshire area.
The group holds regular informal drop-ins at two sites where they offer mutual support and guidance and run various activities for children.

Award winning site. Centred around ADHD, Asperger's Syndrome, Dyslexia and similar neurological differences along with any other type of hidden impairment.