Mission Statement:
The Scottish Rite Charitable Foundation Learning Centre for London aims to provide free, state-of-the-art remedial tutoring to children with dyslexia. Their mission is to help these children learn to read and improve their scholastic skills through one-to-one tutoring sessions using the Orton Gillingham approach.

Geographic Focus:
The organization operates in London, Ontario, and is part of a larger network of over 200 centers across Canada and the U.S. focused on addressing dyslexia. The London center is one of eight centers established in Canada, with the first Canadian center opening in London in 2003.

Program Highlights:
The program offers after-school tutoring sessions twice a week for children diagnosed with dyslexia. The sessions are conducted by trained tutors who work with each child individually, accommodating their specific learning differences. The program has successfully graduated over 60 children, helping them become more confident and capable in their daily lives. The Scottish Rite Charitable Foundation also provides training for parents and educators, ensuring a supportive environment for the children.