A major project to diagnose dyslexia in children and assist those living with the condition here in Barbados, will soon be rolled out.
It will be executed by the Rotary Club of Barbados West.
Newly elected and installed President, Gail Reeves, gave some insight into the venture, which forms one of the objectives of her tenure.
She was speaking at the Club’s recent dinner and installation ceremony at Fairmont Royal Pavilion.
Going forward, President Reeves says the Club will be seeking to boost membership and host more hands-on projects.
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