Eradicate Dyslexia

Your Child Isn’t Lazy ,They Need Support! It’s a scene that plays out in homes and classrooms Africa: a child struggles with schoolwork, shows little interest in reading or writing, and seems distracted or disengaged. Frustrated parents and teachers might assume the worst: “They’re just being lazy.” But the reality is often far from laziness. For many children, especially those with learning differences like dyslexia, academic struggles stem from difficulties in processing information, not a lack of effort. This misunderstanding can be harmful, both to the child’s academic progress and their emotional well-being. When a child is mislabeled as lazy or inattentive, it can lead to shame, low self-esteem, and a growing resistance to school. To support these children, it’s essential that we move beyond assumptions and recognize the need for early intervention and specialized support.