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The Center for Down Syndrome at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital helps each child with Down Syndrome reach his or her full potential and function as independently as possible in all aspects school and family life.

The Down Syndrome Connection of the Bay Area, consisting of a group of caring individuals, educators, therapists, and involved community members was started in 1998 by a group of parents seeking to fill a void in services and support available to children and young adults with Down syndrome.

Down Syndrome Foundation's most innovative project is development and implementation of The Learning Program. The Learning Program uses current research on best practices and effective teaching strategies to improve the educational potential of children with Down syndrome.

The Down Syndrome Information Alliance is committed to providing resources and support for those affected by Down syndrome while ensuring access to services, treatments and programs that enhance health, quality of life and productivity.

DSRTF sees a new world coming in which people with Down syndrome are fully included in academic and social environments and where they can live independently as adults, if they so choose.