Why should I become a member?
- Join a community of people which will provide support, advice, friendship, advocacy.
- Our members feedback helps us define the direction of the DSA.
- Everything we do at the DSA is geared to supporting people with Down’s syndrome, their families and carers.
- The more members we have, the stronger our voice when campaigning.
What we provide for our members?
- Expert Advice on all aspects of living with Down’s syndrome.
- Up-to-date relevant information. We have a wide range of resources already in existence and this list will continue to grow in relation to our members needs.
- Life-long support.
Expert Support for Members
Assessment and Advice Services
We provide assessments and written reports for children and adults through our Assessment Service. The costs of the individual assessment service is subsidised by the DSA for members. Information about assessments
Helpline
Our Information Officers are available to ask any queries or concerns on every aspect of Down’s syndrome. The helpline advisers are the first point of contact to access advice including issues related to:
- Health and social care
- Welfare Benefits
- Education
- Communication
Bespoke Training Services
Available to individual members, to schools and colleges and to adult services on a range of issues defined by you. Training
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Alex sent us this photo and said: "I took this photo on the day of my Birthday. l dress up smart in my suit and my tie to dress up smart for this special event on my Birthday. l am uploading this photo to make myself amazing and l was proud of myself on this occasion thank you from Alex."
📸 Thanks Alex! We love this photo and hope you had a lovely birthday!
We always love seeing your photos and hearing from you. If you want to send us your photos, you can do so via this online link 👉
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