Here are some UK organizations that provide support and resources for adults with dyspraxia:

1. Dyspraxia Foundation: The Dyspraxia Foundation is a national charity that offers information, support, and resources for individuals with dyspraxia, including adults. They provide a helpline, local support groups, online forums, and educational materials.

2. Dyspraxia Adult Network (DAN): DAN is a support network specifically for adults with dyspraxia. They provide online forums, social media groups, and opportunities for networking and sharing experiences with other adults with dyspraxia.

3. Adult Dyslexia Organization (ADO): ADO offers support and resources for adults with various neurodivergent conditions, including dyspraxia. They provide information, advice, and training to improve the understanding and support for adults with dyspraxia.

4. British Dyslexia Association (BDA): Although primarily focused on dyslexia, the BDA also provides support and resources for individuals with other specific learning difficulties, including dyspraxia. They offer advice, publications, and training for adults with dyspraxia.

5. National Autistic Society (NAS): While primarily focused on autism, the NAS also recognizes the overlap between dyspraxia and autism. They provide information and support for individuals who have both conditions. Their website and helpline offer resources and guidance for adults with dyspraxia.

6. Occupational Therapists: Occupational therapists specialize in helping individuals develop and improve their skills for daily activities, including those affected by dyspraxia. They can provide assessment, intervention, and strategies to support adults with dyspraxia in various areas of life.

It’s worth noting that these organizations may have different levels of support and resources specifically tailored to adults with dyspraxia. It’s advisable to visit their websites or contact them directly to explore the services they offer and determine which ones are most relevant to your needs.