Strictly Come Dancing winner Hamza Yassin delighted the crowds in Stirling as he launched his new book ‘Hamza’s Wild World’ at the Albert Halls. The book focuses on his experiences as a wildlife cameraman, with a portion of the proceeds set to go to Dyslexia Scotland charity. The event, which took place on Monday night, saw Hamza share his journey of overcoming dyslexia and gaining the confidence to write books. Interviewed by scriptwriter Cat Hepburn, Hamza talked about the importance of sending positive messages to young people with learning differences. Attendees had the chance to meet Hamza and purchase signed copies of his book.
Expressing his delight to be working with Dyslexia Scotland again, Hamza said, “It’s so important to send out positive messages to younger people about making the most of their learning difference.” He also mentioned his pride in supporting Dyslexia Scotland through his book sales. The event was sponsored by the Smiddy Farm Shop, near Blairdrummond, where dyslexic employee Marc Ingram was named Scottish Apprentice of the Year. Dyslexia Scotland’s CEO, Cathy Magee, commended Hamza for raising awareness about dyslexia and thanked him for contributing the book sale profits to support their cause.
The launch of Hamza’s book marked the start of Dyslexia Awareness Week Scotland, setting a high bar for the week ahead. The actor’s efforts in sharing his story and supporting the charity were well-received by the audience at the Albert Halls. As an ambassador for Dyslexia Scotland, Hamza’s dedication to empowering others with learning differences shone through during the event. Attendees left the evening inspired by Hamza’s journey and motivated by his positive outlook on embracing differences.
The evening not only celebrated Hamza’s achievements but also highlighted the importance of supporting individuals with dyslexia. Through his book and personal experiences, Hamza continues to be a beacon of hope for those facing similar challenges. Dyslexia Scotland expressed gratitude to Hamza and the sponsors for making the event a success and for their ongoing commitment to raising awareness about dyslexia. With ‘Hamza’s Wild World’ now out in the world, the actor’s impact on supporting dyslexia awareness is sure to resonate with readers across the UK.