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Date Posted: 06:58:02 09/07/03 Sun
Author: Judith Northwood
Author Host/IP: webcacheH02a.cache.pol.co.uk / 195.92.67.66
Subject: Your website

I like the website. Did you build it yourself?
I have this week taken over as the manager at the Medway Dyslexia Association. I'm pleased to see that you list us on your website.Our current website I think is dull and isn't useful enough (no links!). If you get a chance can you have a look and see what you think? I really want to make some changes but have had no experience of websites!
our website www.medwaydys.org

I became involved in the MDA in February after I was made redundant and decided that it was a good time to do something completely different. My daughter is dyslexic and I have found it a struggle giving her help. I went to do the OCN course "Supporting the dyslexic learner" at the MDA, went to help them out with admin and now find myself managing the place. I'm the only full time member of staff with two part time colleagues - Julie the business Manager and Pauline the specialist teacher and project worker for our Dyslexia Friendly Schools project. We run courses, do assessments for both children and adults, organise conferences (we're doing a conference for 100 delegates at the end of the month).

Would be interested to know more about what TDA are up to.

Look forward to hearing from you.

Judith Northwood

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