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Includes a list of the organization's goals, and information about their library and events.
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Information about the organization as well as the disease. Includes membership, events, a photo album, articles and links.
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Dedicated to improving the lives of persons with Down syndrome. Includes information on scholarships, and resources.
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DSACNJ is a non-profit providing support, information, resources and education. Offers monthly meetings, newsletter and social activities.
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Down Syndrome Association of Orange County, based in Santa Ana, California.
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Provides information, support and resources to individuals with Down Syndrome, their families, and their communities.
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Has photo gallery and a list of the association's board members.
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Education, events and information for people interested in helping with Down syndrome awareness in St. Louis Missouri. Includes events, forums and alerts.
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Articles, newsletters, stories and photos for people with Down syndrome, their families, friends, educators and health care professionals.
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An organization created by parents, dedicated to providing a social and information network for parents. Also includes detailed information about the genetic disorder.
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Offering support meetings, information for new parents and calendars of events.
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Information about the foundation.
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KCDSG seeks to provide the entire community with information and education to broaden awareness and foster positive attitudes regarding people with Down syndrome. Includes activities, and how you can help.
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Information on the Antioxidant Research Project and raising funds for it. Includes news, health issues, research, events, education, alternate therapies and contact details.
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Articles on psychological, social, and physical development, also on health issues. Research project reports and summaries.
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Information on clinical, biomedical, and scientific research into Down syndrome.
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Funding biomedical research that will accelerate the development of treatments to significantly improve cognition (i.e. learning, memory, and speech) for individuals with Down syndrome. Details about DSRTF, about DS and news.
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Parent friendly support and information relating to heart conditions associated with Down Syndrome. Includes news, contact information and links.
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Offering parental support meetings, information on upcoming local events and an information for new parents.
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The organizations' goals, and also how to get on the MR Waiver List.
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With a goal of increasing awareness globally, IMDSA provides support, information, education and research. Offers members online support group, toll free hotline, Family Connect Program, member information packet, quarterly newsletter and awareness conference.
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Includes photos of children from around the world, and an online exhibition entitled "Variety Enriches Our World."
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Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center offers innovative approaches to caring for children with Down Syndrome.
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Has a section on research, as well as examples of the Kids 'R Kids calendar.
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Provides information, resources, support, and education, as well as teaching advocacy and networking opportunities.
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In Chicago. Includes a bulletin board.
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Not-for-profit organization supporting research in the United States. Includes details of education and advocacy programs.
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Provides information about the association, which is located in Plattsburgh, NY, serving Clinton and Essex Counties. Also has pictures.
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Non-profit organization for families, professionals, and others who are interested in developing and sharing knowledge about Down Syndrome. Mission statement, event and conference schedules, related links, and contacts.
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Resources and abstracts for parents and professionals on communication, early intervention, therapies, medicine, literacy, medical issues, mathematics, vitamins and other supplements.
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Nonprofit, parent-run group provides information and resources on the syndrome, with a newsletter, events details, photos and articles.
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Working to advance the development and education of individuals with Down syndrome. Information about their research, conferences and publications.
