'When all of us, and not only a few of us, have more opportunities at school, at work and in our...
Huddersfield actor takes starring role in global communication campaign for World Down Syndrome Day
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Our Voice Our Stories
Children and adults who have Down’s syndrome are all unique individuals.
We all have our own personalities, family backgrounds and preferences that make us who we are.
Here are some of our stories…
Leave No One Behind in Education: Including All Children and Young People
Today, Gillian Bird, Services Director at the DSA, presented at the World Down Syndrome Day...
Lights, Camera, Action!
You may remember Aaron who told us about his love for free running a few months ago...he's now...
Meet Down2Earth editor Kate!
We recently met with the Down's Syndrome Associations Down2Earth magazine editor, Kate to find out...
Our Voice Our Choice Meeting – March 2019
The DSA asked us for our help. They are thinking about helping people to feel good in happy times...
Life Through the Lense of Christopher Diedo
Christopher Diedo says photos do the talking for him. His first major public exhibition was seen...
Hello, I’m Lucia!
Lucia's family got in touch to tell us about her life and this blog has been written from Lucia's...
Hear Me by George Bowman
I am George and apparently I have Down's syndrome and Autism Spectrum Disorder. I am nearly 15...
Daniel and The Music Man Project
When Daniel was younger, he was on the cover of our Journal! His mum Jackie recently got in touch...
Bryony’s Great North Swim challenge
Bryony is an aspiring journalist and has written a guest blog about a swimming challenge she took...
Visiting the Electric Eels
The DSActive team are always looking into exploring new areas and meeting fantastic organisations...
Kelly’s Hollywood comes to the UK!
Kelly’s Hollywood is a film made by Brian Donovan about his sister Kelly. It illustrates all the challenges and triumphs of maintaining a relationship of unconditional love. After a successful run in the USA, it’s now available to watch in the UK!