Dyslexia BC advocates for systemic changes including universal dyslexia screening from kindergarten onward, a province-wide shift toward structured literacy curriculum, publicly funded and timely diagnosis, teacher training in evidence-based reading instruction, and improved access to technology and resources for dyslexic individuals.

The organisation helps families navigate the school system, attend IEP meetings, understand assessment results, and secure appropriate accommodations; it also delivers presentations for parents, teachers, and community groups, including screenings of The Big Picture: Rethinking Dyslexia and the Dyslexia for a Day simulation workshop.

Services
Individual advocacy support, IEP meeting attendance, presentations and workshops, documentary screenings, public awareness campaigns (including “Say Dyslexia at the Legislature”), and resources for families and educators.

Who they help
Children, youth, and adults with dyslexia and other language-based learning disabilities; parents and families navigating the K–12 system, post-secondary education, or workplace accommodations.