The Society for Learning Disabilities (SLD) is the first association in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to serve people with learning difficulties. It was established in 1431H - 2010 in Riyadh area.
• Jeddah branch was opened on 27/1/1434 H -2012.
• Al Madinah Branch was inaugurated on 29/10/1435 H - 2014.

Provides diagnostic, education, counseling, training and outreach services for people with learning disabilities, specialists and specialists for learning difficulties, and has many community and educational programs and activities.

Vision

Our services should be a pioneer, integrated and comprehensive, in the service of people with learning difficulties.

Mission

A unique association that enables people with learning difficulties to succeed and challenge their problems and develop their abilities to be creative individuals involved in community development, supporting participatory work and effective programs, innovating, adopting and motivating effective solutions, and building information bases and electronic transactions that serve the society, specialists, volunteers and related sectors.

Objectives

Developing skills and abilities of people with learning disabilities.
Building the capacity of the society in accordance with a standard system that contributes to support the workers and professionals looking for work and its governance.
To establish a technical system that serves people with learning disabilities, specialists, researchers and related sectors.
To enable the association to invest its revenues to achieve sustainability and the general benefit of the association.
Enable the society to communicate with the community easily and easily methods and professional methods.
Building professional knowledge management systems and developing the concept of learning disabilities.
Developing performance methods to serve people with learning disabilities, specialists and related sectors.
Implementing effective professional awareness programs and programs that increase community awareness in the field of learning difficulties.
Implementing a participatory activity with other sectors to serve the community and help consolidate love and friendship.
Implementation of cultural, social, sports, training and health programs and financial support for families unable to pay for treatment at specialized centers.