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YOUR VOICE MATTERS!

Help DSA and Global Down Syndrome Foundation pass the DeOndra Dixon INCLUDE Project Act! Click Here to urge Senators Katie Britt and Tommy Tuberville to co-sponsor and support this import initiative which will ensure funding for life-changing Down syndrome research & medical care!

Lifelong Awareness, Acceptance and Advocacy for People with Down syndrome.

We envision and strive for an Alabama where individuals with Down syndrome are accepted and included for who they are. We provide hope and support to each person and their families with educational resources and networking opportunities throughout all stages of life.

New Parents

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Advocacy

We educate individuals with Down syndrome, their families and our community about policy issues and give them the advocacy tools they need to effectively engage with their legislators to advocate for change.

Connections

DSA strives to provide connections for healthy lifelong relationships with other families, the community and peers.

Education

DSA aims to be the leading information source for all Alabamians regarding Down syndrome, by educating new parents and increasing overall awareness of the public about the amazing abilities of individuals with Down syndrome.

Mission Statement

Down Syndrome Alabama is dedicated to supporting individuals with Down syndrome, their families and their communities throughout Alabama by advancing advocacy, providing connections and promoting education.

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Advocacy and Fundraising

Support DSA by advocating and attending our events

Donate

DSA relies heavily on the generosity of our community. Funds raised will help us in our mission.

New Parents & New Baby

Connect with others and learn about resources to help you and your new baby. Early intervention is proven to help your child thrive.

Toddlers & Preschool

Learn the steps on how to transition from early intervention to the school system along with opportunities to "hang out" with others in the DSA community.