02/10/2026
The conversations we are having this Dyslexia Awareness Month are important, but it doesn't stop there. It's beyond October.
Because dyslexia is a lifelong condition.
People read and watch videos, but they don't always understand. They don't follow through. The majority don't read to understand, they just skim through what you have written and don't put it to use.
So how do we improve this?
How do we push for self-advocacy when awareness has been done, yet we are not seeing real change?
The stigma is still there.
The saying "she will grow out of it" is still there.
The frequent changing of schools, blaming teachers for not doing their job properly, is still there.
So what's next?
That's exactly why the dyslexia conversation is important. Not just this month, but every day.
Let's keep talking. Let's keep learning. Let's keep raising awareness together.
Join us as our Dyslexia advocate and Malawi Sun Hotel & Conference Centre face of Malawi sun hotel finalist Chimm Muchi Kankhande spends time with our students at Able Foundation special needs school through the month of October with the theme that is speaking to us Dyslexia in real life and at work.
Sponsor a child for these conversations, for more details call or email us.
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