Children and adults with Down’s syndrome are all unique individuals with their own personalities, family backgrounds and preferences that make them who they are.
Here you will find answers to questions that we are often asked about Down’s syndrome. This information will help you to separate the facts from some common misconceptions. If you do not find what you are looking for ring our helpline and speak to one of our specialist advisors.
You can also learn about the ongoing work of the Down’s Syndrome Association.
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We're looking for 50 brave skydivers to join us on #WorldDownSyndromeDay next year as we celebrate the DSA's 50th anniversary! On the day, we'll be hosting a Picnic Party for all of our jumpers and friends and family.
Want to get involved? Sign up here: https://www.downs-syndrome.org.uk/support-us/events/skydives/50-for-50-anniversary-jump/
Why not read about what it's like to fall from 15,000ft in this blog by Kirsty who jumped in March this year? ⬇️ ... See MoreSee Less
Falling from 15,000ft for World Down Syndrome Day 2019