DSAN members get involved in advocating for change in lots of different ways. They speak at conferences, get involved in government campaigns, and speak to health professionals.
My vision is to live in a world where people with disabilities are given the chance to show our talents, abilities and skill sets.
Chris bunton
I want to change perceptions and create a future where everyone is given the chance to show what they can do.
DSAN members are advocates. They speak out about things that are important to people with Down syndrome.
They do this in different ways including:
Doing speeches at conferences. Telling government how to make changes that would be good for people with Down syndrome. Speaking to health professionals, such as doctors and nurses.
Our website has some examples of the work DSAN members have done as advocates.
It includes people who are DSAN members now and some who used to be a DSAN member.
