School awareness
Support dyslexia awareness sessions in schools and help open informed conversations.
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Share your interestVolunteers contribute in different ways across schools, communities and programme delivery. Current openings and country needs should be confirmed with DPA.
Support dyslexia awareness sessions in schools and help open informed conversations.
Help coordinate local volunteer activity, school outreach and community connections.
Engage educators and support awareness of dyslexia in learning environments.
Help make space for understanding and practical discussion in communities.
Support approved communications, photography and storytelling with consent.
Support programme records, monitoring and impact documentation.
Contribute skills that help programme coordination and delivery.
Help prepare and distribute reliable dyslexia awareness materials.
The September 2026 impact report describes DPA volunteers receiving dyslexia and advocacy training, contacting schools and helping lead awareness sessions with pupils and teachers present.
Share your location, interests and relevant experience so the team can understand where you may fit.
Discuss current training, role requirements and safeguarding guidance before beginning school activity.
Volunteers contact schools and seek permission before awareness sessions take place.
Share your country, area of interest and relevant experience. The team can confirm current volunteer needs and next steps.
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