The following nonprofit organizations provide free information and resources to help people with learning disabilities. These organizations also offer assistance to educators and clinicians. LDA has over 60,000 members and 600 state and local affiliates in 50 states, Washington D.C., and Puerto Rico.
Members gather for education, networking, and advocacy.
NCLD develops training and educational materials for parents and practitioners including Every Child is Learning , a training program to help preschool teachers and parents recognize the early warning signs of learning disabilities. IDA has 11,000 members and 45 branches in the U.S. and abroad. IDA offers an international network that brings professionals in the field of dyslexia and parents together for a common purpose. Schwab Learning, a program area of the Charles and Helen Schwab Foundation, is dedicated to helping kids with learning differences be successful in learning and life. The CEC is an international, professional association with over 52,000 educator members.