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Helping kids learn to read

The Scottish Rite Dyslexia Learning Centre in Windsor provides tutoring at no cost to families for children with dyslexia. We help kids build reading and spelling skills and feel proud of their progress.

We use the Orton-Gillingham approach. It’s a step-by-step approach that works for all children but especially well  for children who struggle with reading and writing due to dyslexia.

Our Mission

To provide quality, state of the art, free remedial tutoring to children with difficulties in reading, writing, and related scholastic skills formally identified as dyslexia.

Our history

In 2003, the Scottish Rite Charitable Foundation of Canada opened its first learning centre in London, Ontario. This pilot program was based on successful models from the United States and focused on helping children with dyslexia using the Orton-Gillingham approach. 

The success of the London Centre led to the establishment of additional centres across Canada, all sharing the same mission: to provide free, effective tutoring to children with dyslexia.

The Windsor Centre opened in 2005.

The Scottish Rite Charitable Foundation

The Scottish Rite Charitable Foundation of Canada, founded in 1964, supports research into neurological conditions and provides funding for Learning Centres that help children with dyslexia. While the Foundation contributes to some of the Centre’s expenses, additional donations are essential to cover the full cost of operations.

Thanks to the Foundation’s support, our centre can offer tutoring at no cost to families.

To learn more visit the foundation’s website at srcf.ca

The Scottish Rite Charitable Foundation

Testimonials

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Alicia
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My daughter had private tutoring for months before enrolling at the learning centre, and we finally began to see progress in her literacy skills! The centre offers a crucial program in our community for children with dyslexia and learning disabilities. We are forever grateful to the centre for setting up our little one for success. Thank you to all the volunteers for all that you do! 💕
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Ashley Snyder
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Our family is so grateful to the Windsor Scottish Rite Centre and the amazing work they have done with our dyslexic daughter. They use Orton Gillingham multi sensory tutoring which is the gold standard for tutoring individuals with dyslexia. They make tutoring accessible for everyone by offering it at no cost.
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Kathy Zachos
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Our daughter enjoys the engaging and adaptive teaching methods employed by her passionate teacher, which makes learning not only accessible but also enjoyable. The staff have been nothing but accommodating, helpful, and enthusiastic.
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Daniel Martin
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Great place 😀. Awesome staff. Wonderful tutors like me.
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Andrew Sancton
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Looks great! Terrific program.
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Ly Mar
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A wonderful place for children to get assistance with reading and spelling, from trained tutors, all for free.

Get involved

You can make a difference by getting involved in our programs—whether by volunteering as a tutor or helping with centre activities, or by donating to support our initiatives and empower more children to learn to read.