Dspraxia Foundation regrettably no longer available

[Tom fod]

Regrettably the Dyspraxia Foundation.announced they were ceasing operations on 20 Apr 2024

If you're looking for a group near you check http://www.dyspraxicadults.org.uk/forum ... um.php?f=6

For anyone in the US http://www.dyspraxiausa.org

This list is not exhaustive
Can update this to add more links. If you represent a group and want to promote it here please do drop one of the moderators a private message to introduce yourselves.

[Andrew_S_Hatton]

It has been announced the Dyspraxia foundation is closing so the Helpline is not available at present.

Whether the service can be Re established is unknown at present but hopefully all the information will eventually continue to be available.

Meantime please use this forum for enquiries, some members have cast experience and may be able To assist.

Do not post personal contact details here though as unfortunately forums can be targets for unscrupulous people.

[Andrew_S_Hatton]

The announcement from the trustees with links to other services and an invitation to contact the people organising the closure is here

*** dyspraxiafoundation.org.uk/ [color=#FF00FF] URL and domain regrettably no longer valid[/color]

A collective of Adults have produced a questionnaire to gain opinions about what might come now


Their website with links and information is here

https://www.dyspraxiacollective.co.uk/

Also a discussion thread has been opened elsewhere in this Forum here

viewtopic.php?t=9017

[Tom fod]

Thanks have incorporated Dyspraxia Collective link into directory of reseources

[Andrew_S_Hatton]

Excellent

[EmilyyNics]

Sounds absolutely incredible the Dyspraxic Collective!

[Andrew_S_Hatton]

I am reserving judgment - I hope they give a bit more information soon

[bosino3809]

Hi Tom, thanks for sharing this update. It’s sad to hear that the Dyspraxia Foundation has ceased operations — they’ve been such a valuable resource for so many people. It’s great, though, that you’ve provided alternative forums and organizations, both in the UK and the US, for those seeking support. Having a centralized place to connect with others facing similar challenges can make a huge difference. Hopefully, more groups and resources will be added over time, and anyone representing local or online communities will take advantage of reaching out to the moderators to keep this list comprehensive and helpful.

[Tom fod]

It's approaching two years since the demise/collapse of the Dyspraxia Foundation

Most of my time here sadly seems to be devoted to removing spam posts and banning the authors responsible.