Alison Holloway

21/10/2025

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18/10/2025

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We've created this tool which let's you create a card that students with DLD can give to their teachers. Helps our young people with DLD to advocate for themselves. And gets the information to more teachers.

Go to below and create your own.
https://www.canva.com/design/DAGzsPnbIPY/t3Ca0XmnOsgmz6mIleyjxw/view?mode=preview

If you are busy today (like us), bookmark this for later. Sit down with the young person with DLD and talk to them about what they want their teachers to know.

16/10/2025

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Calling all people who stammer (aged 16+)

Keira, one of our brilliant ASC Youth Panel members and a third-year student at the University of Liverpool, is leading important research into how stammering shapes experiences in primary, secondary, and higher education.

You can take part through email interviews, diary entries, or questionnaires, and you don’t need to do every part to be involved.

As someone who stammers herself, this project is close to Keira’s heart and aims to make education more inclusive for people who stammer.

📧 Interested or want to learn more?
Contact Keira at sgkadams@liverpool.ac.uk

Fill the MS form here: https://buff.ly/dmKZpxP

Thank you for supporting this important work 💙

12/09/2025

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12/09/2025

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29/07/2025

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DLD is a difficulty with understanding and using words and sentences.

Interacting in conversation requires those same skills, and often at a fast rate, and often in groups. It comes as no surprise that DLD (Developmental Language Disorder) therefore impacts on friendships.

That doesn't mean that people with DLD can't have friends. When friends understand about DLD and can talk with the person with DLD and agree what strategies help that makes a big difference. And when we say 'strategies' it can be something as simple as waiting a bit longer for the person with DLD to respond.

And when more people know about DLD, the world can change for those with DLD.
Help us to change the world for people with DLD!
Friday October 17th 2015: 'you can't see DLD'
radld.org

27/07/2025

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21/05/2025

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Are you a Welsh speaker? If so, the Royal College of Speech & Language Therapists want to hear your experiences of stammering.

Help them to support inclusive communication for all in Wales, through their Communication Access training. Leave a comment below if you’re interested and we’ll send you the details.

21/05/2025

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An online support group meeting for parents with secondary school children who stammer.

21/05/2025

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We still have places for our 2025 residential course. Please get in touch if you have a young person aged 10-17 years who would like to attend. Funding options are available. Please get in touch Alexandra.ford@hcrgcaregroup.com

21/05/2025

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💜 2025 Theme: You Can't See DLD. What are some of the hidden signs of Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) you have observed?

Join us to raise awareness of DLD on Friday 17th October 2025!

19/05/2025

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Alongside the ‘Bitesize Series’ Language Launchpad has commissioned Help Kids Talk to create a range of ‘Top Tip’ sheets, checklists and downloadable resources which again can be used to support anyone working with babies, children and young people who are interested in supporting speech language and communication skills.

https://helpkidstalk.co.uk/resources/