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New society aims to change how dyslexia is perceived and handled in the Cook Islands

Tuesday 16 November 2021 | Written by Alana Musselle | Published in Features

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New society aims to change how dyslexia is perceived and handled in the Cook Islands
Jasmine Jendielle Pritchard, whose dyslexia empowered her to obtain a Diploma in Early Childcare and to also become a qualified beauty therapist. 21111104

A select group of parents with children who have dyslexia have banded together with the aim of changing mindsets and attitudes to form a group in which they hope to provide support to dyslexic children who currently have very little support in the education system.

A select group of parents with children who have dyslexia have banded together with the aim of changing mindsets and attitudes to form a group in which they hope to provide support to dyslexic children who currently have very little support in the education system.


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