Family Day Planning Poll

I'm a dyslexia therapist planning a one-day family camp in Kansas where kids with dyslexia can make friends with other kids who understand them, while parents connect with each other and learn practical ways to help.

Research shows us that having near-peer relationships improves almost all outcomes for our neurodivergent kids, and the whole family is invited.

Your answers will help shape this event. This takes about 2 minutes, and your responses are private.

Thank you for your help!

– Sarah Houser, M.A., CALT-QIT

What city/town do you live in?

How many from your family would attend? (i.e. 2 parents, 3 children)

Would your family be interested in attending a one-day family camp on a Saturday in the month October (Dyslexia Awareness Month)?

Yes

Maybe

No

How far would you drive for it?

Under 1 hour

1–2 hours

2–3 hours

3+ hours (option to stay overnight)

What would matter most to your family? (Pick up to 2)

My child making friends who also have dyslexia

Meeting other parents who get it

Practical tips for home and school/homeschool

A fun day together as a family

A full day with meals, kids' activities, a nursery, and parent sessions: what's the most your family could comfortably pay? (Example: $140 for our family of four)

Would your family need scholarship help to attend?

Yes

Maybe

No

What might keep your family from coming?

Do you have a teen or young adult with dyslexia (14+) who might like to help lead kids' groups?

Yes

Maybe

No

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