The Dyslexia Association of Singapore (DAS) has opened a new 330-square-meter learning centre in Toa Payoh with 11 classrooms and a library to serve central and northeastern students. It features a central administrative system enabling remote support for all 12 DAS centres. The expansion aims to reduce waitlists at other locations, and since April 2024, DAS has extended services to students without a formal dyslexia diagnosis. There is also growing interest from adults seeking learning assessments, prompting DAS to explore future support.