Dyslexia Organisation, Kenya (DOK) is a non-profit Organisation, established in 2010 and registered under the NGO Board of Kenya. We aim to raise awareness about dyslexia, dispel misconceptions, provide resources and support for individuals with dyslexia and other invisible learning difficulties, and work towards creating a more inclusive environment in education and society.
Who We Are
Our History
Dyslexia runs in our family, my son and my twin sister’s son, struggle with it. We also have identified other members of the family, cousins and their children. When my son was in preschool and first grade, he struggled with an unidentified learning difficulty, which made spelling a nightmare and reading frustratingly slow. As he was going through these struggles, my twin sister’s son had similar challenges.
Our Impact
People in Team
Parents/Teachers Trained
Students Supported
Assessments Done
Testimonials
I am a teacher from the Western part of Kenya where many teachers have difficulties in identifying and managing dyslexia in our students. Dyslexia Kenya came in and conducted extensive training and follow-up, much to the advantage of our students
Peter Wekesa
As a mother of a Dyslexic child, this organization has provided me with invaluable training and adequate support for my child during his education journey. I am thankful
Josephine Kamaru
I am student with dyslexia, and I finished my primary school education at Rare Gem Talent school. Dyslexia affected my reading at first but I was able to overcome it and pass my exams. I am thankful for all the help I got.
Janet Wairimu
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