There is still time to share your health experience. Your answers will help shape the action we take to make health care better for people with Down syndrome and intellectual disabilities. Complete our survey: https://lnkd.in/emxXYzYB #HealthEquity #DownSyndrome #InclusiveHealth
Down Syndrome International
Non-profit Organizations
Teddington, Middlesex 3,461 followers
The global network of people with Down syndrome and their families.
About us
DSi is the global network of people with Down syndrome and their families. Together, we speak up for the human rights of all people with Down syndrome around the world. Our goal is for people with Down syndrome and their families around the world to have a say in all laws, policies, and other decisions that affect them.
- Website
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http://www.ds-int.org
External link for Down Syndrome International
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Teddington, Middlesex
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1993
- Specialties
- Advocacy, Disability rights, and Down syndrome
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Primary
Langdon Down Centre
2A Langdon Park
Teddington, Middlesex TW11 9PS, GB
Employees at Down Syndrome International
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Ruth Jones
CEO @ Chartered Developments. A specialist lead generation firm for financial and professional services.
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Trevor Pearcy
Charity trustee
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Robin Gibson
Inclusion and Self-Advocacy Lead at Down Syndrome International
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Andrew Boys
Executive Director at Down Syndrome International
Updates
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We are proud to announce our new membership of Global Alliance for Care / Alianza Global por los Cuidados. This membership will help us advocate for a human rights approach for care providers and receivers.
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Can you help? We have been asked for resources to support children with Down syndrome who are also deaf. Can anyone recommend a resource that you have found helpful? Here is a story about Griffin who lives in the United Kingdom. Mum Clarissa says, "My advice to other parents is to do what feels good and what will work for you. But if you give your child the option, you might find that the communication route you want them to take, might not be the route that’s best for them." https://lnkd.in/ejaiZamY
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We have published a statement on the death of Muhammed Bhar in Gaza. Please read our statement here: https://lnkd.in/e9-8udAY
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Today, we are proud to support Clare’s Day. Thanks to the Clare Milne Trust, we were able to hire someone with Down syndrome to work in our Exmouth, Devon office. We wouldn't have Emma, our Inclusion and Advocacy Officer, without Clare's legacy. Thank you, Clare. #ClaresDay
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We have had a fantastic week at the World Down Syndrome Congress in Brisbane. The Congress is a chance like no other to connect with people with Down syndrome and their families from around the globe. We have heard from self-advocates about their life experiences. We have heard from professionals about the latest research and best practices. And there has been plenty of music and dancing too! We are delighted to announce that the next World Down Syndrome Congress will take place in Buenos Aires, Argentina in May 2027. We would love to see you there. Register your interest today: www.asdra.org.ar/cmsd/ #DownSyndrome #SelfAdvocacy #WorldDownSyndromeCongress #WDSC24 #TogetherWeCan
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Great to finally meet these legends in the real world
We are very happy to have the chance to meet in person with our Ambassadors - Andrew Domahidy (Australia), Morgan Maze (Indonesia) and Andrew Oswin (New Zealand) - at the #WorldDownSyndromeCongress in Brisbane this week. #DownSyndrome #Trisomy21 #WDSC24 #TogetherWeCan
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There is still time to share your health care experience in our health survey. Your feedback will help shape the action we take next to make health care better for people with Down syndrome and intellectual disabilities. https://lnkd.in/emxXYzYB #HealthEquity #DownSyndrome #InclusiveHealth
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We are very happy to have the chance to meet in person with our Ambassadors - Andrew Domahidy (Australia), Morgan Maze (Indonesia) and Andrew Oswin (New Zealand) - at the #WorldDownSyndromeCongress in Brisbane this week. #DownSyndrome #Trisomy21 #WDSC24 #TogetherWeCan
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It is great to be here at the 14th World Down Syndrome Congress in Brisbane. We are supporting self-advocates to speak up about the topics that are important to them. #SelfAdvocacy #DownSyndrome #Trisomy21 #WDSC24 #WorldDownSyndromeCongress #TogetherWeCan
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