Dyslexia Center of the Pacific

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+1 (808) 676-5515

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2014 Dyslexia Awareness Fundraiser Glenn Medeiros, Max Holloway, Margarette Pang, Rachel Pang

Mililani Town, HI 96789

+1 (808) 676-5515

http://www.dyslexiapacific.org

The Dyslexia Center of the Pacific in Mililani, HI offers specialized services for individuals with dyslexia and related learning differences.

The center provides assessment, tutoring, and support to help individuals improve their reading and writing skills in a supportive and understanding environment.

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Misty N.

10/18/2018

This center is truly an answer to our prayers. Margaret and Angel provided us with so much information, help, support, and resources before we even walked in their center. Who does that for...

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