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Spring into Dyslexia Action

The Liverpool Dyslexia action center has moved to a new location. So to celebrate the center is offering free advice and a chance to see the new place on April 30th. By DyslexiaAction.org

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The Dyslexia Action Center sponsored by dyslexiaaction.org.uk has changed locations. The Liverpool branch has now moved to St. Vincent’s School in West Derby. The motto for this branch is “Taking Action, Changing Lives.” A special visitation even is being offered on Thursday, April 30th. Participants can plan on seeing the new facility during that day.
The move for the Dyslexia Action Center presents a new opportunity to reach out to the community more efficiently. In addition to offering advice, surgeries, and support, the center offers 20 minute sessions by appointment to meet with any visitors who have concerns about literacy skills. This type of support is very helpful for visitors who have concerns about reading and fluency for either themselves or their loved ones.

Key takeaways

  1. The Liverpool Dyslexia Action Centre has re-located.
  2. 20 minute advice sessions can be made by appointment.
  3. Free sessions will be held April 30th.

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