Provides information about Down Syndrome including the latest research. Also offers local support groups and advocacy.

Offers several community programs to promote awareness and support of Down Syndrome. Programs include activities and programs for children and adults with Down Syndrome, programs and events for family members of those with Down Syndrome, education for the medical and educational communities, and community information sessions.

Provides information about community agencies and organizations that offer specialized services and advocacy for people with down syndrome and their families.

Provides support and education for families who have children with Down syndrome.

Provides information to parents, relatives, etc. regarding Down Syndrome. Works to enrich the lives of all individuals with Down Syndrome. Increase public awareness of individuals with Down syndrome regarding their desires, and abilities.

Provides School Age Matters program, information and support for families of children with Down syndrome ages kindergarten through high school, the School Age Matters coordinators are available to assist parents with direction as they learn about the IEP process, also provides strategies/techniques for educators

Provides Adults Matters program focuses on six core needs related to adults with Down Syndrome, including housing, full employment, transportation, healthcare, social networking, and aging, program focuses on offering a variety of social and educational events related to those six core needs as well as helping our adults connect with their communities

The National Down Syndrome Society is the leading human rights organization for all individuals with Down syndrome.The National Down Syndrome Society envisions a world in which all people with Down syndrome have the opportunity to enhance their quality of life, realize their life aspirations and become valued members of welcoming communities. Through our toll-free helpline (800-221-4602) and email service ([email protected]), NDSS receives more than 10,000 requests a year for information on Down syndrome.

Provides educational and social opportunity for parents with babies and toddlers who have Down syndrome. Each month a guest speaker will discuss a topic relating to the development of your child.

Provides information and referral connections for families of children with Down Syndrome on a wide variety of topics via its Early Matters program. Referrals are also made to other collaborating agencies that can provide supportive services. Also offes resource lending library services reference information, collection of books, and DVD's that contain information relevant to Down syndrome including a children's library.

Offers support and information for parents, guardians, and families of persons of any age with Down Syndrome and other related disabilities.

Provides social events, educational workshops, resources and play groups geared to the early stages of development for children with Down syndrome.

Offers several different groups to provide support and information to families and individuals with Down Syndrome. Groups include the Little Buddies (infant-3 years old), 3-6 year old group, several county support groups, Teens and Adult group, Dads Appreciating Down Syndrome and the Support Our Siblings group.

Provides support and information to parents of a child with Down Syndrome

Offers support groups for parents of children with Down Syndrome who come together for educational and social purposes as well as for mutual support.

Provides support, resources, advocacy, education and opportunity for those with Down syndrome and their families throughout eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania.

Provides social events, educational workshops, resources and support groups.

Offers programs, groups, and other resources to provide parents and families with a solid support structure to help people with Down syndrome live their best life. Includes Resource Groups for moms and dads, DSACO Lending Library Group, Resources on Pediatric and Adult Healthcare Guidelines, Financial Assistance through scholarships.

The National Down Syndrome Society is the leading human rights organization for all individuals with Down syndrome.The National Down Syndrome Society envisions a world in which all people with Down syndrome have the opportunity to enhance their quality of life, realize their life aspirations and become valued members of welcoming communities. Through our toll-free helpline (800-221-4602) and email service ([email protected]), NDSS receives more than 10,000 requests a year for information on Down syndrome.