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:
We don’t often use words like ‘urgent’ or ‘crisis’. Normally our work is offering continuous support rather than responding to an emergency that has affected the whole world. We rely on…
Hannah is a 22 year old Fashion Media and Promotion student who has just finished university. Her final project was inspired by her little sister, Mercy... <img clas…
By Sarah, Lauren's Mum In addition to having Down's syndrome, in her teens Lauren was diagnosed with severe verbal dyspraxia and…
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Happy anniversary to Maryanne and Tommy who will be celebrating 25 years of marriage today! 🔔🥂💘
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“One day Maryanne came home with a silly lovely grin on her face and asked me if she could bring a young man home for tea." ... See MoreSee Less
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