The DSA influences government policy making to make sure the voice of people with Down’s syndrome is heard. We monitor current government policy, respond to government consultations on key issues and speak out on issues that matter to people with Down’s syndrome. Here are some of the things we do:
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“As a family we wanted to raise money for the Down’s Syndrome Association as it supported us with invaluable information as we started our journey with Cian. He has shown remarkable strength and resilience in his first 19 months and therefore I wanted to push myself to my limits, to hopefully raise money to support other families.”
Meet Cian and his Mum, Emma, one of our #50for50 jumpers which has now been rescheduled to the 26 September. 😁☁ ... See MoreSee Less
Meet Cian, the inspiration for one of our 50 for 50 jumpers
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