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    SPELD NZ is a not-for-profit organisation that specialises in assisting people with dyslexia and other specific learning disabilities. For more than 50 years, we’ve helped many thousands of New Zealand children and adults nationwide.

    SPELD NZ methods are research based and proven to greatly enhance educational and cognitive ability.

    To find out more, see below for information or download our free information pack on every page of our website at www.speld.org.nz 

    Read how SPELD NZ has transformed lives



    Diagnostic assessment
    SPELD NZ is a leading provider of assessment, tuition, support and training services for specific learning disabilities (SLD), such as dyslexia.

    Our trained Assessors evalulate the skills involved in effective learning. Using the Woodcock-Johnson test batteries, they do an in-depth assesment of each individual. https://www.speld.org.nz/our-services/diagnostic-assessment





     
     
    One-to-one tuition for children and adults
    One-on-one specialised tuition for children and adults.  All SPELD NZ Teachers have completed our extensive training in specific learning disabilities.  They are fully qualified teachers with classroom experience;
    Training
    Training and professional development for families, assessors, teachers, SENCO, teacher aides and other educators;
    Information & support

    Information, resources, and support
    • Subsidies for those with Community Services Card or evidence of financial hardship;

    Charges

    Costs apply but subsidies are available with a valid Community Services Card (for parent/cargiver) or evidence of financial hardship.

    We are a charity and receive no government funding. We rely on memberships, donations and fundraising to maintain our services to the community.

    Age groups

    • Child / Tamariki
    • Youth / Rangatahi
    • Adult / Pakeke
    • Older adult / Kaumātua

    This information has been provided by healthpoint.co.nz, helping people better understand and use New Zealand health services. Healthpoint and Te Whatu Ora Southern do not endorse or adopt the information or materials provided by any of the service providers, and accept no responsibility or liability for any errors, omissions, offers or details in any such information or materials.

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