(DS) Down's syndrome
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National Down Syndrome Congress (USA)
The mission of the NDSC is to provide information, advocacy and support concerning all aspects of life for individuals with Down syndrome. |
Down Syndrome Alabama - Birmingham, Alabama (USA)
PADS is a non-profit organization in Central Alabama dedicated to promote awareness & acceptance of, and advocacy for individuals with Down syndrome. PADS offers education & support programs for individuals, their families, caretakers, educators, medical professionals, service providers and the communities where they reside. |
Down Syndrome Society of Mobile County - Mobile, Alabama (USA)
Their mission is to provide enrichment through education, networking opportunities, advocacy, and emotional support for individuals with Down syndrome, their families and the greater community. |
Down Syndrome Connection of Northwest Arkansas - Springdale, Arkansas (USA)
Down Syndrome Connection of NWA is a support group designed to connect those touched by Down syndrome living in or around Northwest Arkansas. They have monthly meetings for educational & fellowship purposes. They also provide educational and supportive literature, parent-to-parent support, and other resources. |
Sharing Down Syndrome Arizona - Gilbert, Arizona (USA)
The vision of Sharing Down Syndrome Arizona is to provide a world with equal rights and opportunities for all people who have Down syndrome. |
Down Syndrome Network AZ - Phoenix, Arizona (USA)
Their mission at DS Network is to educate, support and advocate for those in Phoenix, Arizona's community impacted by Down syndrome. DS Network will achieve this goal through an open, supportive and collaborative network that will connect individuals and families with needed resources and information. |
Down Syndrome Assoc. of Riverside County West - Corona, California (USA)
Being the Mother of a child with Down syndrome is a wonderful, rewarding experience! A few of us Moms got together to celebrate our first Annual Mother's Day Lunch in May |
Down Syndrome Assoc. of Orange County - Costa Mesa , California (USA)
Their mission is to provide the means necessary to empower individuals with Down syndrome to reach their full potential. |
Down Syndrome Connection of the Bay Area - Danville, California (USA)
Their mission is to promote the unique contributions of children and adults with Down syndrome by providing direct services to them and their families, and to educate the general public by fostering inclusive and integrated involvement with the Down syndrome community and society at large. |
Down Syndrome Assoc. of Central California - Fresno, California (USA)
The mission of Down Syndrome Association of Central California, aka DSACC, is to enhance the quality of life for all people whose lives are touched by Down syndrome. The goal of the organization is to provide programs that promote greater awareness of the developmental, educational, and social potential of people with Down syndrome. In particular, these programs benefit people with Down syndrome, their family members, and the social science, education, and medical professionals who support them. We serve people with Down syndrome and their families, healthcare providers, and educators. Our catchments area includes six counties: Fresno, Kings, Tulare, Madera, Mariposa and Merced. |
The Down Syndrome Assoc. of Hemet - Hemet, California (USA)
Their mission is to promote public awareness, provide parent advocacy and support for families who have individuals born with Down Syndrome. |
Down Syndrome Assoc. of Los Angeles - Los Angeles, California (USA)
Their mission statement - To enhance the welfare of people with Down syndrome and their families through the development and promotion of education, counseling, employment and recreational programs. To increase public awareness, understanding and acceptance of Down syndrome |
Down Syndrome Foundation of Orange County - Newport Beach, California (USA)
Down Syndrome Foundation developed a detailed parent education program in Orange County designed to help parents of children with Down syndrome navigate the first five years of their child’s life. Down Syndrome Association of Orange County (DSAOC) continues to implement this program, providing new parents with a detailed Orange County-specific orientation guide, support, and a resource center located in its office in Costa Mesa, California. |
Down Syndrome Information Alliance - Sacramento, California (USA)
The Down Syndrome Information Alliance provides support and resources to empower those affected by Down syndrome in our community to improve their knowledge and quality of life |
Down Syndrome Assoc. of San Diego - San Diego, California (USA)
Their mission is to enhance the quality of life for people with Down syndrome and their families through education, social and support programs. |
Down Syndrome Assoc. of San Diego - San Diego, California (USA)
Their mission is to enhance the quality of life for people with Down syndrome and their families through education, social and support programs. |
DS Action - San Diego, California (USA)
Their mission is to identify continuing needs of individuals with Down syndrome (DS), and create exploratory projects to meet those needs. |
Parents Helping Parents Silicon Valley Down Syndrome Network - Santa Clara, California (USA)
PHP’s mission is to help children and adults with special needs receive the support and services they need to reach their full potential by providing information, training, and resources to build strong families and improve systems of care. |
Sonoma County Down Syndrome Support - Santa Rosa, CA (USA)
an Affiliate Group of the National Down Syndrome Society. All of us in the group are parents, grandparents, or family members of a child with Down syndrome. |
The Arc Solano - Vallejo, California (USA)
"The mission of The Arc-Solano is to promote the greatest personal growth, community understanding, and full participation of people with developmental disabilities and their families through support, education, and advocacy." |
Colorado Springs Down Syndrome Assoc. - Colorado Springs, Colorado (USA)
CSDSA is a volunteer group of families with children who have Down syndrome, as well as people interested in helping us in our endeavor to inform and remain updated on Down syndrome. We are a non-profit organization, established as a family interaction group. We come together to exchange ideas and stories. |
Mile High Down Syndrome Assoc. - Denver. Colorado (USA)
Mission of Mile High Down Syndrome Association is to assure inclusion and enhance independence of people with Down syndrome. Achieves this by providing education, resources and support in partnership with individuals, families, professionals, and the community. |
Connecticut Down Syndrome Congress - Meridien, Connecticut (USA)
The Connecticut Down Syndrome Congress was formed in May 1986 as a special interest group to advocate for persons with Down syndrome in the state of Connecticut. |
Gold Coast Down Syndrome Organization - Boca Raton, Florida (USA)
Our mission is to be a proactive, dynamic support group to all people who have Down syndrome and their families. |
Manasota BUDS - Bradenton, Florida (USA)
Manasota BUDS is an all-volunteer non-profit organization that provides programs, services, and support to individuals with Down syndrome and their Families in Sarasota and Manatee Counties in Florida. Our mission is to provide families with a neutral and supportive forum for sharing and networking, and to promote understanding and acceptance of Down syndrome. Membership is free and our programs and services are free to members. |
Down Syndrome Assoc. of Jacksonville - Jacksonville, Florida (USA)
The Down Syndrome Association of Jacksonville (DSAJ) is a non-profit organization committed to helping people with Down syndrome achieve their full potential and to helping create a community that is educated, supportive, and inclusive of individuals with Down syndrome. |
Down Syndrome Assoc. of Central Florida - Winter Park, Florida (USA)
The Down Syndrome Association of Central Florida is a not-for-profit association, founded in 1991, by parents of children with Down syndrome. It has grown from a few families to over 7,000 individuals, families and supporters. They are governed by a volunteer board of directors (more than 50% have a family member with Down syndrome.) They serve more than 700 families in the 7-county area in and around Orlando. |
Down Syndrome Foundation of Florida - Orlando, Florida (USA)
The mission of DSFF is to empower lives for a brighter future by facilitating projects that enhance the welfare, education, health, and artistic and athletic abilities of individuals with Down syndrome. |
Fun Coast Down Syndrome Association - Palm Coast, Florida (USA)
The Fun Coast Down Syndrome Association was started in October of 2002 by Paula Wilburn in an effort to provide services and support to families in Flagler and Volusia counties. Most of us are parents, but we are also grandparents, friends, and professionals. We encourage and support families by offering services and advocating for people with Down syndrome. |
Broward Gold Coast Down Syndrome Organization - Sunrise, Florida (USA)
Their organization is well aware of the special needs of your child and they are available to help you help your child. Their goal is simple, to enhance the lives of individuals with Down syndrome by helping them reach their full potential by providing family support, education and social activities. |
Down Syndrome Association of Atlanta - Atlanta, Georgia (USA)
The Down Syndrome Association of Atlanta (DSAA) is a non-profit organization that provides education, awareness, support, and advocacy to individuals with Down syndrome and their families. It serves the Metro-Atlanta area, which includes the following counties: Fulton, Dekalb, Cobb, Clayton, Fayette, Coweta, Forsyth, Gwinnett, Cherokee, Rockdale, Henry, Newton, Troup, Douglas, Oconee, Spalding, Paulding, and Floyd. Membership dues are paid on an annual basis and new families are free for the first year. Membership is for all individuals living in a household. In 2009 there are 500 families who are members. DSAA welcomes anyone interested in Down syndrome to be a member (professionals, grandparents, extended family members, etc.). |
Hawkeye Area Down Syndrome Association - Ainsworth, Iowa (USA)
Their goal is to provide education, support and advocacy to those individuals, their friends, families, and professionals in the Iowa City and Cedar Rapids area that are blessed by Down syndrome. |
Treasure Valley Down Syndrome Assoc. - Meridian, Idaho (USA)
The mission of TVDSA is to improve the quality of life for people with Down Syndrome by promoting understanding and acceptance through support and education as well as participation in local and national events that raise awareness. |
Champaign County Down Syndrome Network - Champaign, Illinois (USA)
The Down Syndrome Network operates as a not-for-profit organization serving families with members with Down Syndrome in Champaign County. The DSN offers support to families by providing current information for parents, professionals and the general public. We also reach out to new parents and try to raise awareness of Down Syndrome in our community. |
Livingston Area Down Syndrome Society - Chatsworth, Illinois (USA)
LADSS was founded in 2003 by Mary & David Melvin. The impetus behind the group formation was the birth of their daughter Maggie in 2000 with translocation Down syndrome. Realizing there was lack of information available locally for those who are affected by Down syndrome they sought the group's formation. Together with like-minded families in the Livingston County, Illinois area, a basic support meeting was established. It is the mission of the Livingston Area Down Syndrome Society to be an advocate to empower persons with Down syndrome and their families. LADSS will be a local voice in central Illinois to create an atmosphere in which all people will recognize the value and dignity of those with Down syndrome. |
Gigi’s Playhouse - Hoffman Estates, Illinois (USA)
What started as a local Playhouse in a suburb of Chicago has turned into an international phenomenon, spreading awareness and inspiration to everyone it touches. GiGi's Playhouses are Down syndrome educational and awareness centers that provide resources, specialized teaching, and support to individuals with Down syndrome and all the people that love them! |
Heart of Illinois Down Syndrome Assoc. - Morton, Illinois (USA)
Improving the quality of life of persons with Down syndrome by providing support, advocacy, and educational opportunities to those individuals, their families, and community advocates. |
Lincoln Land Down Syndrome Society - Springfield, Illinois (USA)
The Lincoln Land Down Syndrome Support Group was formed in approximately 1990 by a group of families from Springfield, Illinois, and the surrounding communities for the purpose of providing a support network for families having a member with Down syndrome. In September of 2001, Lincoln Land Down Syndrome Support Group, Inc., was incorporated in Illinois as a not-for-profit corporation and subsequently became a tax-exempt organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. In 2004, Lincoln Land Down Syndrome Society, Inc., adopted the assumed business name of the Lincoln Land Down Syndrome Society (LLDSS) and has continued to operate under that name since its adoption. |
National Association for Down Syndrome - Wilmette, Illinois (USA)
NADS is the oldest organization in the country serving individuals with Down syndrome and their families. It was founded in Chicago in 1961 by parents who chose to go against medical advice and raised their children with Down syndrome at home. Their pioneering efforts have made it easier for later generations of individuals with Down syndrome to be accepted by their families and communities, to develop their capabilities, and to work towards independence. Our mission is to ensure that all persons with Down syndrome have the opportunity to achieve their potential in all aspects of community life. We offer information, support, and advocacy. |
Down Syndrome Association of Northeast Indiana - Ft. Wayne, Indiana (USA)
The mission of the Down Syndrome Association of Northeast Indiana is to enhance the lives of people affected by Down syndrome, advocate on their behalf, provide information and support to families and professionals, and promote acceptance and inclusion of people with Down syndrome in northeast Indiana. |
Elkhart County Down Syndrome Support Group - Goshen, Indiana (USA)
Elkhart County Down Syndrome Support Group has about 50 families who have come together to support each other, educate ourselves, and to increase the awareness and acceptance of the community toward those with Down Syndrome. |
Down Syndrome Family Support & Advocacy Group - Granger, Indiana (USA)
The Down Syndrome Family Support and Advocacy Group (DSFSAG) also referred to as Michiana Down Syndrome is a non-for profit 501c3 organization. Our Board is a 100% volunteer and we are proud to serve the St. Joseph, Marshall, LaPorte, Starke and Elkhart counties in Indiana and Cass, St. Joseph and Berrien counties in Michigan. |
Down Syndrome Association of Northwest Indiana - Highland, Indiana (USA)
The Down Syndrome Association of Northwest Indiana, which was founded over 25 years ago, serves families of both children and adults with Down syndrome. Their vision is to foster understanding, acceptance and inclusion of persons with Down syndrome which will give them the greatest opportunities to realize their aspirations and enjoy independent and productive lives. |
Dads Appreciating Down Syndrome - Indianapolis, Indiana (USA)
Dads Appreciating Down Syndrome, or D.A.D.S., is an organization of fathers of children who happen to have Down syndrome. You will find D.A.D.S. out in the community coaching kid’s sports teams, participating in children’s IEPs, volunteering at local Down syndrome fundraising events, and even sponsoring fundraising events of our own. |
Down Syndrome Support Assoc. of Southern Indiana - New Albany, Indiana (USA)
The Down Syndrome Support Association of Southern Indiana (DSSASI) is committed to improving the quality of life for those with Down syndrome by providing information support to parents and increasing public understanding of Down syndrome through education, awareness and advocacy. |
SMILE on Down Syndrome - Newburgh, Indiana (USA)
They have periodic gatherings and fundraiser's, and we invite anyone who has children with Down Syndrome, or has an interest in supporting those who care for them, Provides hope for the future to families within the tri-states of Indiana, Kentucky and Illinois who have a family member with Down Syndrome and provides an on-going parent-to-parent support system, making available a network of resources within the community at large, i.e. social, physical, emotional, spiritual and educational contacts to holistically meet the needs of the parents, siblings and persons with Down Syndrome and thus, inspiring the entire community to raise their level of respect of those with special needs |
Down Syndrome Guild of Greater Kansas City - Shawnee Mission, Kansas (USA)
In 1984, a group of parents whose children had Down syndrome formed the DSG. They envisioned an organized network of resources. This vision has taken the DSG from an emerging grass roots parent movement to a premier nonprofit organization focused on advancements in education, inclusion and acceptance of people with Down syndrome. DSG operates in the greater Kansas City area, so people in rural areas have access to the same great materials as people in the city center. |
Down Syndrome of South Central Kentucky - Bowling Green, Kentucky (USA)
DSACK provides emotional, educational and social support to families in need. We focus on current and future planning for families and their loved ones with Down syndrome, through seminars, group meetings, social activities, and informational materials. |
Down Syndrome of Louisville, Inc. - Louisville, Kentucky (USA)
Their mission is to improve the lives of persons with Down syndrome and their families by providing support, information, education, and advocating for their rights and concerns. Specifically to enable the individual to reach their full potential. |
Green River Area Down Syndrome Association - Owensboro, Kentucky (USA)
GRADSA's mission is to enable families enriched with the Down syndrome connection to share resources, build friendships, and advocate together for the future of individuals with Down syndrome. We are located in Owensboro, Kentucky, and serve the counties of Daviess, Hancock, Henderson, McLean, Ohio, Union, and Webster. |
Down Syndrome Awareness Group - Baton Rouge, Louisiana (USA)
DSAG publishes a newsletter and holds membership meetings. The organization also prepares and delivers “New Parent Packets” to early intervention programs and area hospitals.This packet,for new parents of babies born with Down syndrome, contains helpful and supportive information, as well as resources for the family. |
Down Syndrome Association of Acadiana - Lafayette, Louisiana (USA)
DSAA provides families with a support network, sharing experiences from the birth of a child through the stages of education and adult-living within the community. Support resources include newsletters, new-parent information packets, parent-match services, community education, and special events. |
Down Syndrome Assoc. of Greater New Orleans - New Orleans, Louisiana (USA)
Members of DSAGNO work with community leaders and government agencies to educate the community toward a greater understanding of the issues facing individuals with Down syndrome. DSAGNO does this by acting as a clearinghouse for current information, advocating in our schools for inclusion programs, working with other agencies to develop programs that benefit individuals with Down syndrome and sponsoring events that will raise awareness about Down syndrome and the ability of individuals with Down syndrome. |
Massachusetts Down Syndrome Congress - Melrose, Massachusetts (USA)
To ensure individuals with Down syndrome in Massachusetts are valued, included, and given the opportunities to pursue fulfilling lives by providing information, networking opportunities, and advocacy for people with Down syndrome and their families, educators, health care professionals, and the community-at-large.
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Down Syndrome Resource Group of Western Massachusetts - Springfield, Massachusetts (USA)
The Mission of the Down Syndrome Resource Group of Western Massachusetts is to discover, encourage, and embrace the potential of ALL individuals with Down syndrome. They accomplish this by supporting the individual, their families, caregivers, and communities through outreach, unity, resources, community involvement and education. |
Chesapeake Down Syndrome Parent Group, Inc. - Baltimore, Maryland (USA)
The purpose of the Chesapeake Down Syndrome Parent Group, Inc. is to serve families of and persons with Down syndrome by providing info and support. |
Down Syndrome Association of West Michigan - Grand Rapids, Michigan (USA)
Is a group of parents who have children with Down syndrome. Have banded together to share knowledge with other families, and help and support new parents. Also find it necessary to better educate ourselves, educational and medical professionals, and the public about Down syndrome, and to constantly remind everyone of all the things our children can do. |
Down Syndrome Guild of Southeast Michigan - Royal Oak, Michigan (USA)
The DSGSEMI serves southeast Michigan, including Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, St. Clair, Livingston, Lapeer and Genesee counties. Our constituency is composed of over 250 individuals with Down syndrome of all ages, 900 family members and over 200 local professionals. |
Families Exploring Down Syndrome - Sterling Heights, Michigan (USA)
More than 200 families strong, with members from throughout the metropolitan Detroit area and beyond. Events and programs to forge new friendships, learn, have fun, and appreciate life's blessings. |
Down Syndrome Association of Minnesota - St. Paul, Minnesota (USA)
It is the mission of the Down Syndrome Association of Minnesota to provide information, resources and support to individuals with Down syndrome, their families and their communities. |
Down Syndrome Group of the Ozarks - Springfield, Missouri (USA)
Their mission is to help individuals with Down syndrome become successful by providing sup-port and education to loving families, bringing awareness to early intervention services, promoting inclusive education, highlighting appropriate medical services, encouraging quality employment opportunities and advocating for community awareness and acceptance. |
Down Syndrome Association of Greater St. Louis, Inc. - St. Louis, Missouri (USA)
The mission of the Down Syndrome Association of Greater St. Louis is to benefit the lives of people with Down syndrome and their families through individual and family supports, information, public awareness and advocacy. |
Northeast Mississippi Down Syndrome Society - Saltillo, Mississippi (USA)
Our group was organized in 1992, by Gloria Huerta, to connect with other parents and people with Down syndrome. We are comprised of approximately 65 families, parents, siblings, and grandparents of people with Down syndrome. We act as individuals and as a group to lend support and share experience with one another regarding Down syndrome. |
Down Syndrome Association for Families - Lincoln, Nebraska (USA)
The Down Syndrome Association for Families (DSAF) is a Lincoln non-profit organization that provides support for individuals with Down syndrome, their families, friends, educators, and professionals who share in their lives. |
Omaha Down Syndrome Parents Network - Omaha, Nebraska (USA)
The ODSPN is a non-profit organization which serves families of children and adults with Down syndrome, and interested professionals in the Omaha, Nebraska and surrounding areas. |
Northern New England Down Syndrome Congress - Concord, New Hampshire (USA)
The Mission Statement of the Northern New England Down Syndrome Congress (NNEDSC) is to help all people with Down syndrome live to their fullest potential and enhance their quality of life while bringing about awareness of Down syndrome. |
KIIDS - Bellmawr, New Jersey (USA)
KIIDS is a non-profit organization based in Southern New Jersey. It was founded in 2003 by several mothers of young children with Down syndrome who met at a monthly playgroup. |
Jersey Shore Down Syndrome Association - Brick, New Jersey (USA)
The Jersey Shore Down Syndrome Association was formed to be a network for all families of children and adults with Down Syndrome. |
Network 21 - E. Brunswick, New Jersey (USA)
Network21 is a parent-run network of families with Down syndrome in Central New Jersey. Connect and support parents, caregivers, and individuals with Down syndrome. Identify and share resources that can better provide for the needs of individuals with Down syndrome in our community. |
Down Syndrome Association of Central New Jersey - Ewing, New Jersey (USA)
Down Syndrome Association of Central New Jersey is a non-profit parent support group, established to assist families of children and adults with Down syndrome. |
21 Down a Down Syndrome Awareness Group - Northfield, New Jersey (USA)
Serving Atlantic, Cape May, and Southern Ocean Counties providing: Great Events, Excellent Speakers and a Supportive Environment |
Down Syndrome Organization of S. Nevada - Las Vegas, Nevada (USA)
The Down Syndrome Organization of Southern Nevada is the largest organization in the region dedicated to supporting individuals and families with Down Syndrome. |
Down Syndrome Aim High Resource Center, Inc. - Albany, New York (USA)
News and Notes is published six times a year by the Down Syndrome Aim High Resource Center (DSAHRC). The newsletter reports items of interest relating to Down syndrome and provides a forum for others. We wish to bring together those interested in Down syndrome and attempt to create an optimistic outlook and attitude. |
Down Syndrome Assoc. of the Hudson Vly - Hopewell Junction, New York (USA)
provides support to new parents, obtains and provides up to date info on Down syndrome to parents and others, increases community awareness of Down syndrome, enhance employment opportunities for people with Down syndrome and improves education for students with Down syndrome |
Down Syndrome Connection of Long Island - Huntington, New York (USA)
The Down Syndrome Connection of Long Island aims to unite the local Down syndrome community so that we may share information, support, resources and experiences. |
Down Syndrome Parent Group of Western New York - Kenmore, New York (USA)
Provides support to persons with Down syndrome and their families. Makes available current information on Down syndrome. Provides information on educational programs and community services available for persons with Down syndrome and their families. Works with other support groups and organizations to improve the quality of life for persons with Down syndrome. |
Flower City Down Syndrome Network - Rochester, New York (USA)
The mission of the Flower City Down Syndrome Network is to provide education, support, and opportunities to people who have Down syndrome, and their families, in the Greater Rochester area. |
Down Syndrome Association of Charlotte - Charlotte, North Carolina (USA)
Our mission is to enhance the quality of life for all individuals with Ds by providing information and support to families, professionals and the community through educational and social activities. |
Down Syndrome Network of Greater Greensboro - Greensboro, North Carolina (USA)
The Down Syndrome Network of Greater Greensboro is a group of parents who are committed to supporting one another, sharing important information, and advocating for the very best in school and community services for children with Down syndrome. This group, originally supported by a Parent Leadership Grant from the Family Support Network of Central Carolina, now uses funds raised from our annual Buddy Walk to provide a variety of services to families. |
Triangle Down Syndrome Network - Raleigh, North Carolina (USA)
Triangle Down Syndrome Network exists to support and connect families of children with Down syndrome by organizing and promoting activities. TDSN is striving to make a presence in the community. Wants to ensure all people with Down syndrome have happy and productive lives. Located in central North Carolina, serving families in Wake, Durham and Orange and surrounding counties. |
Designer Genes of North Dakota - Bismarck, North Dakota (USA)
Designer Genes strives to provide support, information, education and advocacy to families and persons with Down syndrome, as well as those supporting them, their friends and professionals. |
The Down Syndrome Association of the Valley - Boardman, Ohio (USA)
Provides support, advocacy, resources, education and opportunity for those with Down syndrome and their families. |
Down Syndrome Association of Greater Cincinnati - Cincinnati, Ohio (USA)
The DSAGC serves southwest Ohio, northern Kentucky and southeastern Indiana including Hamilton, Butler, Brown, Clermont, Warren, Boone, Campbell, Kenton and Dearborn counties. Constituency is composed of 1300 individuals with Down syndrome of all ages, 3,000 family members and over 300 local professionals. Providing families with support, inspiration and information, helping individuals with Down syndrome achieve their maximum potential. Believing in inclusion. Including individuals with Down syndrome in neighborhood schools, community activities and the business world benefits both the individual and their respective communities. |
Down Syndrome Association of Central Ohio - Columbus, Ohio (USA)
The Down Syndrome Association of Central Ohio was established in 1984 with one purpose in mind, to accomplish our mission. That is: To foster a dynamic community in which individuals with Down syndrome are supported and encouraged while they fulfill their own individual lifetime potential. |
Miami Valley Down Syndrome Association - Dayton, Ohio (USA)
MVDSA was established in 1977 as a non-profit organization of families and professionals working together to improve the quality of life for persons with Down syndrome and their families throughout the greater Miami Valley. |
Upside of Downs/Greater Cleveland - Mentor, Ohio (USA)
The Up Side of Downs exists to provide support, education and advocacy for people with Down syndrome, their families and communities throughout Northeast Ohio. |
Down Syndrome Association of Greater Toledo - Sylvania, Ohio (USA)
Promotes awareness, self-advocacy, self-determination, provides family support, education, resources, parenting education as well as supports Inclusion |
Down Syndrome Assoc. of Central Oklahoma - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (USA)
DSACO provides new and expectant parents with supports and up-to-date information about Down syndrome. |
Down Syndrome Association of Tulsa, Inc. - Tulsa, Oklahoma (USA)
The Down Syndrome Association of Tulsa (DSAT) is a non-profit organization that exists to enhance the lives of individuals with Down syndrome, their families and caregivers. This is accomplished by providing support, encouragement, current information, education, opportunities for socialization and by promoting community recognition of the inherent dignity of all people with developmental disabilities. |
Down Syndrome Association of Toronto - Toronto Ontario, (Canada)
A non-profit organization providing support and information to parents of children with Down syndrome, students and teachers. Our objective is to make information accessible to as many people as possible around the world. |
Down's Syndrome Association - (UK)
Organization focusing solely on all aspects of living successfully with Down's syndrome. Since 1970, they have grown from being a local parent support group to a national charity with over 20,000 members, a national office in Teddington Middlesex, offices in Northern Ireland and Wales. Despite this, the organization is run by a total staff of only 33 (many of them part time), and a network of around 126 regional volunteer-led support groups. |
Donegal Down Syndrome Association - Donegal, Ireland (UK)
The goal is to help people with Down Syndrome make their own futures as bright and independent as possible by providing them with education, support and friendship every step of the way. |
Down Syndrome Ireland - Ireland (UK)
People experience many great things and also face many challenges throughout their lives. People with Down syndrome are no different, but may need a little help and support along the way. We hope to provide parents, families, and the professionals that assist them with useful and up-to-date information on many topics related to Down syndrome |
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