top of page

Support for Adults

Ealing Dyslexia Association helpline volunteers are happy to discuss dyslexia-related issues. Adults can also request a personal consultation with one of our specialists. Contact Sue at 020 8579 3622.

​​

If you are considering a diagnostic assessment, we maintain a list of Assessors, Educational Psychologists, and Specialist Dyslexia Teachers working in the area. â€‹

​

Adults can request a face-to-face meeting with one of our experienced members.

​

If you would like help with reading, there is the Read Easy scheme. There is a local branch in Ealing.

​

The British Dyslexia Association (BDA) provide a comprehensive guide to dyslexia for adults.

​

There is helpful advice on job hunting.

​

and help available in the workplace.​
 
We also run the Touch Typing, Reading and Spelling programme (TTRS), which we can provide at home. Contact hjfmatthews@hotmail.com for further information.

​

Adults seeking more general advice on improving their skills in the work, home or educational environment may find the following sites helpful:  


Students in Further or Higher Education​

Students should first consult the student support/access facilities in their chosen college or university, who can provide a wide range of advice and help with dyslexia-related issues.

​

A guide for applying to university or college.

​

Students diagnosed with dyslexia may also be eligible for a Disabled Student Allowance to finance additional equipment and support.

​

We can advise on assessment processes and maintain a list of Assessors and Educational psychologists.  


Complete guidance on the assessment processes can be found on the British Dyslexia Association’s website (BDA).

​

Disabled Students Allowance (DSA)​

You should also be eligible for a Student Loan through Student Finance England.

​

Grants are available to cover a range of equipment, tutoring support and counselling.

Click here to apply for DSA and for further information.

​

Here is a full guide to the Disabled Students’ Allowances (DSAs) in Higher Education 2024/25 or contact Student Finance England.​

© 2025 by Ealing Dyslexia Association. All rights reserved.

EDA  - Registered Charity No 289094 Affiliated to the British Dyslexia Association 

bottom of page