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Children's Dyslexia Centers, Inc.
provides tutoring at no charge to children from early
elementary through high school who have been
diagnosed as dyslexic.
"Help begins here - The earlier children with Dyslexia receive help
the greater their chances of achieving normal, fully functional lives."
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Providing a dyslexic child with the skills to read is a gift that is life altering.  Please consider supporting tutoring for a dyslexic child though a donation to the Children’s Dyslexia Center of Southeastern Michigan.  You can donate online here or visiting our Facebook page Children’s Dyslexia Center of Southeastern Michigan.  You contribution will help support our local center.  Children’s Dyslexia Centers. Inc.  is a 501c3 non-profit  organization and donations are tax deductible.

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Our mission is to provide free resources and services for your Dyslexic child. The goal for our children is to achieve mastery in: Alphabet, Phonics, Phonemic Awareness, Phonics, Fluency, Comprehension, Spelling, Handwriting, Study Skills and Learning Strategies.

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Our goal is to help individuals with dyslexia, as well as parents, employers, and professionals. We offer many resources to help within our center. We also have valuable external resources listed on our Resource page.

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Millions of school children with dyslexia endure frustration and demoralization on a daily basis as they struggle to acquire skills that many of us take for granted. If your child is struggling with reading and writing, how do you know if dyslexia is the cause? Where can you go for help? For over two decades, the Scottish Rite Masons, Northern Masonic Jurisdiction, have been national leaders in the effort to help children and their families overcome the painful obstacles of dyslexia. With 49 active Dyslexia Centers in 13 states, the Children’s Dyslexia Centers tackle the challenge of dyslexia head-on, both by providing free tutoring for children with dyslexia and by training a growing cadre of highly skilled and dedicated tutors. Please complete our form here to get started.

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The earlier children with Dyslexia receive help the greater their chances of achieving normal, fully functional lives.

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Children’s Dyslexia Centers, Inc.

Help a Dyslexic child realize their potential. Children's Dyslexia Centers, Inc. provides tutoring at no charge to children from early elementary through high school who have been diagnosed as dyslexic.

Support A Dyslexic Child

The earlier children with Dyslexia receive help the greater their chances of achieving normal, fully functional lives.

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Children’s Dyslexia Center Southeastern Michigan

Ann Randall, Center Director

907 Monroe St.
Dearborn, MI 48124

Ph. (313)277-4970
Fax: (313)277-4980|

Email: clc_detroit@yahoo.com

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Appeal Letter from the Director

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Dear  Advocate,

Above are just three examples of what a dyslexic child may see when they try to read.   The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services estimates that one in five children have some level of dyslexia. People with dyslexia are usually more creative and have a higher level of intelligence – their brains just process things differently. Albert Einstein, Magic Johnson, John Lennon, Nelson Rockefeller, Agatha Christie were all dyslexic.  For dyslexic children, school can be extremely frustrating and difficult.  They are often labeled as not attentive, lazy, slow and careless. The Children’s Dyslexia Center, Inc. provides clinically-proven dyslexia tutoring services using the Orton-Gillingham method. This technique has a documented success rate (exceeding 95%), resulting in significant gains in reading level even in the first year of this two-year program.  More than 6,000 dyslexic children have been helped by this program.

Established in 1994, we are one of 45 accredited Centers across 13 states and are governed by a local volunteer board. Our services are free of charge and open to all children in Southeast Michigan.

For over seventeen years, the Scottish Rite Masons have partnered with us providing tutoring space in their facilities.

The annual cost at our local center to provide tutoring is $4,000 per student. The number of children we are able to serve is limited by our resources. These services are supported completely through donations with 93% of all funds going directly to children’s tutoring services.

Providing a dyslexic child with the skills to read is a gift that is life altering.  Please consider supporting tutoring for a dyslexic child though a donation to the Children’s Dyslexia Center of Southeastern Michigan.  You can donate online here or visiting our Facebook page Children’s Dyslexia Center of Southeastern Michigan.  You contribution will help support our local center.  Children’s Dyslexia Centers. Inc.  is a 501c3 non-profit  organization and donations are tax deductible.

Thank you,

Ann Randall, Center Director