Dyslexia Project Africa

10/06/2026

We want to extend our deepest appreciation to our phenomenal volunteer, , for anchoring our mission so beautifully at Jobam School in Lagos, Nigeria. The commitment of changemakers like Mary is the exact driving force helping us break down the walls of classroom stigma, ensuring every neurodivergent mind encounters an environment of empathy and support where they can truly thrive. Thank you, Mary, for being an invaluable champion for educational equity.

For information on collaboration or to find out how you can join our mission, please connect with us at [email protected].

08/06/2026

Eric successfully managed a double outreach by conducting vital Dyslexia Awareness Seminars across both Obasanjo Model School A and Obasanjo Model School B. Through these consecutive sessions, pupils were introduced to the truth about learning differences, breaking down barriers, and sparking a beautiful new culture of empathy right inside the classroom.

You can be our next volunteer. For more information and collaboration, email [email protected]

05/06/2026

We are absolutely delighted to welcome a new group of dedicated volunteers to the Dyslexia Project Africa family. As our mission continues to grow across the continent, expanding our network of passionate advocates is essential to reaching more schools and communities. Thank you to our new volunteers for stepping up and lending your time and hearts to this vital cause.

For support and collaboration, email [email protected]

05/06/2026

We are absolutely delighted to welcome a new group of dedicated volunteers to the Dyslexia Project Africa family. As our mission continues to grow across the continent, expanding our network of passionate advocates is essential to reaching more schools and communities. Thank you to our new volunteers for stepping up and lending your time and hearts to this vital cause.

For support and collaboration email [email protected]

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04/06/2026

Dyslexia Project 1000 has taken off on a brilliant note. A massive congratulations to our incredible volunteer, Itoro Gloria Oyebanji, for hitting the ground running with a brilliant Dyslexia Awareness Seminar at Jesus Joy High School.

Through this outreach, pupils were introduced to the truth about learning differences. Together, we are working toward building a classroom where dyslexia is seen as a different ability.

Fos support and collaboration email [email protected]

03/06/2026

Dyslexia Project Africa stands in full solidarity with the abducted students, teachers, and their families during this harrowing time. Security in schools is not a luxury; it is a fundamental human right.

No child should ever have to fear the place where they go to learn, and no educator should face danger for guiding them. We raise our voices to demand their immediate and safe return. A classroom must always be a sanctuary for hope.

01/06/2026

27/05/2026

Happy Children’s Day to every amazing child across Africa and beyond.

Today, we celebrate the brilliance, creativity, strength, and unique potential in every child, especially children with dyslexia and other learning differences who deserve to be seen, understood, supported, and empowered to thrive.

At Dyslexia Project Africa, we believe that every child learns differently, shines differently, and deserves an environment where they are encouraged, not limited by labels.

Happy Children’s Day to all our incredible children, you matter, you are capable, and your voice deserves to be heard.

12/05/2026

Today, we not only celebrate your birthday, but also appreciate you for being a part of our journey

Your dedication, kindness, and willingness to answer when we call on you have contributed greatly to the vision we carry, and we are truly grateful for all you do.

As you mark this new year, may your life continue to shine with purpose, growth, favour, and fulfillment. May the impact you make in the lives of others return to you in blessings beyond measure.
Happy Birthday , and thank you for being part of the story we are building at

07/05/2026

Phase 2 of Dyslexia Project 1000 has officially resumed across Africa. 💚

In 2025, we reached over 500 schools and 27,000 students with dyslexia awareness but this is only the beginning. There is still so much more work to do.

Across the continent, thousands of children with dyslexia are still misunderstood, mislabeled, and unsupported simply because dyslexia awareness is very still limited.

That is why this mission continues.

We are committed to creating dyslexia awareness in 1000 schools across Africa in 2026 - building a continent where children with dyslexia are understood, supported, and given the chance to thrive.

To our incredible volunteers across Africa - welcome back. 💚

Your time, energy, and heart remain the driving force of this movement.

Phase 2 is here. The mission continues.

To support or partner with us, email: [email protected]

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