We're excited to reveal that the Dyspraxia Foundation has landed in space!
After 18 months of working from home, Chief Astronaut Eleanor and her team, Jane, Lisa, Claire, Vanessa and Lucille, reunited in person and made the 62 mile journey from earth, to space. It wasn't easy; they struggled with the directions and repeatedly got lost on the way, but in true dyspraxic fashion they persevered and arrived at 9:30am on Monday, just in time to start a new working week.
By donating just £5, you can play your part in this odyssey by adding a star or comet and helping the Dyspraxia Foundation to well and truly light up space. Whether just for fun, in dedication to someone you regard as a star, or in hope for a brighter future, you, your colleagues, family, friends, and anyone else you know can get involved.
Dyspraxia Foundation in Space is designed to raise vital funds to enable us to sustain and expand our service as the only registered charity dedicated to supporting people of all ages with dyspraxia/DCD. Just click on the space image, pick a star or comet, write a message or dedication and donate!
Dyspraxia Foundation in Space
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Dyspraxia Foundation
Published: 14 Sep 2021
Beneficiary
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Dyspraxia Foundation Charity no. 1058352 |
The Dyspraxia Foundation is the UK’s only national charity dedicated to raising awareness and providing support and advice to those with Dyspraxia/DCD, their families and those with an interest in the condition from across the country. We work tirelessly to enable people with dyspraxia to reach their full potential in life through responding to queries, holding conferences, and publishing literature. Our vision is a world in which dyspraxia/DCD is understood and where it is not a barrier to opportunity and fulfilment.
Our objectives are:
To support individuals and families affected by dyspraxia
To promote better diagnostic and treatment facilities for those who have dyspraxia
To help professionals in health and education to assist those with dyspraxia
To promote awareness and understanding of dyspraxia
Each year we answer approximately 10,000 enquiries and distribute more than 20,000 leaflets about the condition. We seek every opportunity to increase understanding of dyspraxia.
