
Too often, the focus is on what is difficult rather than understanding the person behind those challenges. Brilliantly Dyslexic was founded to change that.

To reshape the narrative around dyslexia by celebrating the creativity, curiosity, and unique perspectives of dyslexic individuals.
Through timely identification, the right support, and inclusive environments, we aim to empower dyslexic thinkers to recognise their strengths, build confidence, realise their aspirations, and thrive in classrooms, campuses, and workplaces- contributing meaningfully to society.
Brilliantly Dyslexic is a philanthropic initiative to help build a more informed and inclusive ecosystem around dyslexia.
The initiative focuses on awareness, support networks, parent guidance and advocacy - bringing together families, educators, schools, professionals and other stakeholders.
The aim is simple: make dyslexia easier to understand, easier to navigate and easier to talk about.
Orkids is our knowledge partner, supporting the foundation with their expertise around dyslexia and learning differences.

Our work follows the journey from understanding and identification to support, strengths and opportunity.
Make dyslexia easier to understand through accessible information and real experiences.
Help families, educators and individuals find practical guidance, resources and pathways to support.
Approach problems from unexpected angles and find alternative solutions.
Look beyond the details and understand how ideas connect.

Founder, Brilliantly Dyslexic
Diagnosed with dyslexia in Class 2, Raghavpat grew up at a time when India had little awareness or support for dyslexia.
His journey through school and his experience as a parent of a dyslexic child inspired him to build Brilliantly Dyslexic and help change the narrative around dyslexia in India.

Co-Founder, Brilliantly Dyslexic
With two master’s degrees in nanotechnology, Sonam believes deeply in the power of education.
As a mother of brilliantly dyslexic thinkers, she has seen how different ways of thinking can challenge conventional ideas and believes every mind deserves the opportunity to have its strengths recognised and nurtured.