One of the many challenges new Down syndrome families face is knowing what services and programs are available for the care and well-being of their child. As an organization, one of our goals is to provide helpful and accurate information to assist and support those with Down syndrome and their families. Below is a helpful directory of resources of some of the programs and services available. This directory is not an endorsement and should be used for informational purposes only.
One of the many challenges new Down syndrome families face is knowing what services and programs are available for the care and well-being of their child. As an organization, one of our goals is to provide helpful and accurate information to assist and support those with Down syndrome and their families. Below is a helpful directory of resources of some of the programs and services available. This directory is not an endorsement and should be used for informational purposes only.
Candid, heartwarming film featuring kids with Down syndrome sharing their experiences, with the goal of opening hearts and perspectives.
Learn MoreUse this language when referring to Down syndrome and people who have Down syndrome.
Learn MoreLeading human rights organization for all individuals with Down syndrome.
Learn MoreThe mission of DSDN is to connect, support, and provide accurate information for families with a Down syndrome diagnosis. DSDN provides multiple online membership groups and annual retreats for families.
Learn MoreSpecializes in ensuring that every child born with Down syndrome has the opportunity to grow up in a loving family.
Learn MoreAssists people with disabilities in Louisiana to understand and exercise their rights under the law, ensuring their full and equal participation in society.
Learn MoreA non-profit organization providing free tools, information, and resources for Louisiana families of children with disabilities or special needs.
Learn MoreSearch for local childcare providers who have experience with individuals with special needs.
Learn MorePREP provides parents and community members with information about education rights through public workshops, training, consultation clinics, and guides, as well as basic information about education laws, policies, and procedures.
Learn MoreRehabilitation services to assist persons with disabilities to obtain, maintain or advance in competitive employment and achieve independence in their communities.
Learn MoreConnect to researchers and health care providers, express interest in participating in certain clinical studies on Down syndrome, and take confidential health-related surveys aimed at better understanding the health of people with Down syndrome across their lifespans.
Learn MoreComprehensive resource library developed by Advocate Medical Group Adult Down Syndrome Center for people with Down syndrome, family members/caregivers, and health care professionals.
Learn MorePO Box 82378 Baton Rouge LA 70884