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Diagnosed with severe dyscalculia as a child, Isabelle went on to become a makeup artist and support others who struggle with numbers.

SPELD NZ is looking for a new fundraiser to join its friendly National Office team. This is a flexible position of around 30-40 hours a week, based in Auckland.

Dyslexic Professor Emeritus David Mellor looks back on the "phenomenal impact" of his tutor 70 years ago.

SPELD NZ has joined the call for a government inquiry into support for dyslexia and other neurodiversity.

Training as a SPELD NZ Teacher overhauled Pip Coombes' entire approach to teaching literacy.

Bayley Garnham's struggles all made sense when he was diagnosed with dyspraxia and dysgraphia at the age of 12. Family support played a crucial role in his success.

Would you like a fulfilling job that makes a real difference in peoples’ lives? SPELD NZ is looking for a new administrator to join our friendly National Office team in Auckland.

New employee, Aidan Milner, recommends total honesty and not shying away from support to level the playing field.

For Summer Riley, a diagnostic assessment lifted a huge emotional toll and enables access to extra support at university.

Families are coming under immense stress: SPELD NZ Executive Officer Jeremy Drummond talks to Newsroom about the dilemma of an education system not designed to help the neurodiverse.