We aim to:

• support people affected by dyspraxia and their families 
• promote better diagnosis and treatment for people who have dyspraxia
• help health and education professionals to help people with dyspraxia
• raise awareness and improve people's understanding of dyspraxia

We do this by:

• publishing leaflets, booklets, books and guides for parents, people who have dyspraxia and professionals
• organising conferences and talks about dyspraxia and related subjects for parents, carers and professionals
• supporting local groups across the United Kingdom
• supporting adults who have dyspraxia

If you would like details of your Local Parent Volunteer Support Group, please contact us.