Plus Value Awareness presents a special feature for Dyspraxia
Explore below the discover information, features and showcase projects
Original content
New blog
for this year's event
Blog: Embrace, not shaming
An insight on Changing perceptions
Support statement from Keith Mckenzie, Project Director
During my observations of many voices there was one dyspraxic person's voice on social media stood out. With many awareness expressions and campaigns on neurodiversity, the person has express their frustations and felt that they are ignored along with other Dyspraxic people as a whole. This is regardless of the progress with neurodiversity.
So a reminder that everyone has a responsibility to equally value a Dyspaxic person and not ignore their experiences and insight.
We must looking at the positive aspects are the essential components for a Dyspraxic person to have a secure and sustainable future.
Connected projects
Related to specialised projects & previous showcase content for Dyspraxia
Select the links below on more on the Dyspraxia related projects, information & articles
Recommended projects
to explore
from the Plus Value
Awareness family
Exclusive: The Power of Neurodiversity
A positive reminder which goes beyond superpowers
Diverse Senses
Bitesize project with guidelines on approaching a person with hidden differences
Feature Information
This webpage is usually developed to support Dyspraxia Awareness Week.
However, due to other commitments, the project director was not available to develop this online special in time for Dyspraxia Awareness Week in early October. So instead of a month-long "Dyspraxia Showcase Special" was created and linked with the online feature "Dyspraxia Focus" & "Events+".
Dyspraxia Awareness Week
The annual event is to enable a greater understanding of several charities & organisations around the UK & Worldwide. Historically this awareness event in the UK was led by the organisation formally known as Dyspraxia Foundation. Sadly the organisation was closed down in April 2024. This event appeared twice in 2024 during July and October.
Useful Links
Visit the Dyspraxia Focus index page to explore projects, information and blog articles for Dyspraxia
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