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Center for Enriched Living Enriching the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities by maximizing their opportunities for personal success, fun & friendship, employment, and community involvement.Center for Enriched Living
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Alaska Down Syndrome Network We are a parent support group – parents who have banded together to share our experiences and help each other learn along the journey of raising our children and our “special” child. We have no staff, or office, or professionals running the program. We do as there are people with a passion to do, so “services” may vary over time.Alaska Down Syndrome Network
Our main broad goals are:
-New parent information and support including a new parent gift basket and books
-Parent support through social activities and educational offerings / sharing “what works”
-Physician and community education
-Professional educational offerings
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Arkansas Down Syndrome Association Arkansas Down Syndrome Association (ADSA) was incorporated in 2004 and is a 501c3 nonprofit organization. ADSA is dedicated to advocating for healthy, inclusive, and productive lives for people with Down syndrome (DS). We serve our DS community by providing free events and services for families across Arkansas—as well as sponsor awareness and educational materials for schools and communities. We are an all-volunteer organization guided by a diverse board of directors made up of medical professionals, members of our local business community and parents of children with DS. Our website, www.ardownsyndrome.org, is the largest and most comprehensive of Arkansas-based websites for families with DS—and includes valuable advocacy, educational, legal, medical, and tax resources.Arkansas Down Syndrome Association promotes and enhances the overall health and well-being of people with Down syndrome and their families.Arkansas Down Syndrome Association
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21 Down 21 Down membership is free and is open to any family who has a loved one with Down syndrome or other developmental disablity. Our activities are geared to the young and old, so no matter the age of your loved one with a disability we welcome you to join 21 Down.21 Down
21 Down hosts an event every month for our families to enjoy. Whether it is a dance, holiday party, quarterly meeting, day at the beach, day at Storybookland or a family activity we encourage all of our families to join in the fun! The children get to socialize together while the parents can network with other parents who are going through the same experiences they are raising a child with a disability. All of these events are free of charge to our members. -
Down Syndrome Parents Group of Western New York The Down Syndrome Parents Group of Western New York is a 501c3 non-profit organization which was formed in October of 1979 by a group of parents whom connected through the common bond of parenting children born with Down syndrome. Having found no regional support network available at the time, and little information readily available about the genetic disorder, they decided that such an organization was greatly needed.Down Syndrome Parents Group of Western New York
Since its inception, the group has supported hundreds of families in and around the Western New York area while promoting awareness of Down syndrome, and acceptance of individuals born with Downs. Through a series of annual events which have become a yearly tradition for many families in the area, DSPGWNY has continually expanded awareness of Down syndrome while enriching the lives of the many people whom have taken part.
Social gatherings/support groups
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321Foundation 321foundation is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to empower all people with Down syndrome and other disabilities through advocacy, education, and support.321Foundation
Created in 2014 by nine families that have children with Down syndrome, the 321foundation seeks to provide the entire community with information and education to broaden awareness and foster positive attitudes regarding people with Down syndrome and others with different abilities. -
Capital Area Down Syndrome Association The Capital Area Down Syndrome Association (CADSA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (Tax ID # 55-0821583) that supports people with Down syndrome and their families in the Mid-Michigan area by providing resources, education, advocacy, and awareness. Our objective is to enhance the lives of people living with Down syndrome so they can reach their potential and be valued members of our community.Capital Area Down Syndrome Association
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Broward Gold Coast Down Syndrome Organization The Broward Gold Coast Down Syndrome Organization is a family support and resource organization dedicated to serving families who have an individual with Down syndrome. Our mission is to improve the lives of people with Down syndrome and their families by providing support, information, education, and advocacy, thus enabling each individual to reach his or her full potential.Broward Gold Coast Down Syndrome Organization
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Berkshire County ARC Down Syndrome Family Group The Berkshire County Arc Down Syndrome Family Group is comprised of over 40 families throughout Berkshire County, working to advocate for and educate the public about Down syndrome and people with disabilities.Berkshire County ARC Down Syndrome Family Group
Members of the group offer support to one another through natural bonds, formed from having a child with Down syndrome, and also by helping families to access supports through local and state agencies, hosting an annual Buddy Walk of the Berkshires, sponsoring speakers on all areas of Down syndrome, and by socializing at fun family events!
The Down Syndrome Family Group is hosted by Berkshire County Arc, a large non-profit organization in Massachusetts that supports people with developmental disabilities through a variety of programs. -
Champaign County Down Syndrome Network Welcome to expectant parents, new parents, families new to the community, and families in the neighborhood who would like more information. We are here to assist you in any way we can. By offering opportunities to network with other parents, attending conferences, having social get-togethers and holiday parties, we hope you can find a venue that is comfortable for you. We have monthly newsletters as well as meetings to keep you informed of the upcoming events and latest information regarding Down syndrome.Champaign County Down Syndrome Network
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21 FrienDS 1 FrienDS is a non-profit family and support group that was started by parents with the same interests in mind. We began in 2008 with the hopes to make a difference in the lives of people with Down syndrome, as well as their families, through play dates, family activities, seminars and informational meetings.21 FrienDS
21 FrienDS welcomes all interested in being involved. Although the group mainly meets in the Southeastern, MA area, the families involved are from several areas of Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Families may choose to just utilize the website, while others are faithful in attending each outing monthly, and others just attend what they feel is beneficial to their family. -
Blessed By Downs BLESSED by Downs was founded by Sheri Dupre’ DeFelice in 2009. Sheri was inspired to create the organization after giving birth to an exceptional set of twins. Her son, Jayce, was born a typical child and her daughter, Olivia, was unexpectedly born with Down syndrome. DeFelice believes Olivia and others like her should be given the same opportunities as Jayce and other typical children.Blessed By Downs
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ACDS ACDS is dedicated to providing lifetime resources of exceptional quality, innovation and inclusion for individuals with Down syndrome and other developmental disabilities and their families.ACDS
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21 & Change, Inc. We are committed to serving our community and forging effective relationships.21 & Change, Inc.
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Alexander's Angels Since 2007, Alexander's Angels regularly organizes panel presentations free of charge hosted by local colleges and businesses to acquaint the community with different aspects of Down syndrome. It invites representatives from other Down syndrome organizations. Panels include, among others, psychologists, researchers, educators, and self-advocates.Alexander's Angels
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Chasing Dreams Chasing Dreams is an educational, physically motivating and socially encouraging Learning Center. Serving children and adults of all ages at no cost to the family. Our programs are centered around educating, not only the individual with special needs, but also their family. All of our programs concentrate on building self-confidence and empowering individuals to achieve their fullest potential.Chasing Dreams
No individual is ever denied assistance…no matter what their disability or age.
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