Non-profit literacy organization dedicated to the dissemination and implementation of evidence-based, quantitative research in literacy instruction.

Provides referrals for diagnosis, tutoring and schooling, as well as information on assistive technologies and emerging education and medical research for those dealing with dyslexia. Offers information and training for educators.

Provides career/technical education programs to high school students enrolled in participating school districts. Special admissions programs are also available, providing classes for students with special needs. Provides job search assistance to students and alumni. Upon graduation, provides "Career Portfolio" that includes a resume, references, grade and attendance records, and a list of career-technical competencies achieved in students' training.

Offers a clinic that performs dyslexia diagnostic assessments and remediation therapy with a variety of Orton-Gillingham based programs.

Provides one-on-one tutoring for children diagnosed with dyslexia. The tutoring covers reading, spelling and writing. Homework assistance not provided. Offers tutoring summer and academic school year.

Provides help to dyslexic children with free one-on-one multi sensory reading and written language tutoring.

Offers tutoring opportunities for youth. Includes assessment and instruction in reading, phonics, and mathematics. Services are provided by graduate and undergraduate student clinicians under the supervision of a faculty member. The learning disabilities assessment is not a replacement for a professional assessment.

Provides help to dyslexic children with free one-on-one multi sensory reading and written language tutoring.

A multi-sensory language instruction for reading skills using the Lexia Learning system online program. which supports the student in the home environment with supplemental service at a very low cost as a complimentary service to reading tutoring. Private and online instruction available.