Mary Moran is getting the grant from Social Entrepeneurs Ireland.
A Westmeath woman is receive 20,000 euro in funding for her literacy programme for dyslexic students.
Mary Moran is getting the funding from Social Entrepeneurs Ireland.
She has designed the DcodeDyslexia programme which helps build reading skills.
The Moate social entrepeneur says literacy problems can lead to multiple, serious consequences:
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