Start here to find a local support group in your area.

Medical resources for individuals with Down syndrome, their families and professionals.

All of us have the right to be respected as valued members of society with our own level of independence, self determination, and sense of belonging in the community.

Products, devices, or equipment, that is used to maintain, increase, or improve the functional capabilities of individuals with disabilities.

Special Needs Trusts, Estate planning and Legal resources.

Listings of toys that provide an enjoyable sensory experience, teaches balance and coordination, enhances gross motor development or simply entertains.

A selection of books and other media about Down syndrome and disabilities that we have found helpful.

Expectant and new parents, their families and friends will be particularly interested in this information.

National organizations that have services available to a wider community, including conferences, publications, websites and legislative resources.

Almost 200 families are on a waiting list to adopt a child with Down syndrome in the United States at any given time.

Federal, State and Local government resources to help individuals with intellectual disabilities.

Organizations and resources only available as a web site.

Service providers support individual’s independence and dignity through home based services, community living arrangements, work and recreation options, and support services.

Sports activities, recreation, socialization and camping for individuals with intellectual disabilities.

Research helps to understand and improve cognitive abilities in people with Down syndrome

Resources for improving learning opportunities for individuals with Down syndrome.

Organizations that are outside of the USA or have a worldwide presence.