We’re thrilled to launch a new monthly update from the Down Syndrome Advisory Network (DSAN) – a national group of people with Down syndrome who meet fortnightly to build their skills and share their views. This month, we hear from Michael! Read More
Over the last month, DSV’s Regional Coordinator Linda Jungwirth travelled to Horsham to connect with local families over lunches and share information. DSV’s Adult Support Manager Debby Fraumano joined Linda at the first lunch to provide an update on recent changes happening to the NDIS. It was a… Read More
What’s On at DSWA For details of the events below see our e-News (https://www.downsyndrome.org.au/wa/news-and-events/down-syndrome-wa-newsletters/), go to our Events (https://www.downsyndrome.org.au/wa/news-and-events/events/) page or contact us – admin@downsyndromewa.org.au… Read More
MyTime is a peer support program for parents and caregivers of children aged 0-18 years with a disability, developmental delay or chronic medical condition. We are currently recruiting two regional MyTime roles. MyTime Play Leader in Horsham The MyTime Play Leader is responsible during a MyTime group,… Read More
DSWA E-News June 2025 Our June E-news is out now! Check your email inbox for updates on Step UP and Dance, Ready for Work Program, New Parent Morning tea, Fathers Day Event, Aim High Hikes plus lots more! Keep up to date with everything happening at DSWA by subscribing… Read More
It is our pleasure to introduce you to our new Board members. From left to right in the photo, meet Talia Boltin, Loren Pettigrew and Jenna Weeks. Talia BoltinTalia is a mother of 5 including gorgeous 4-year-old Pearl, who has Down syndrome. Talia’s education and professional background is in General… Read More
DSWA EOFY Donations Wondering how your EOFY donation helps DSWA? Here’s what your support can do at Down Syndrome WA:✔️ $50 = one week of family support✔️ $100 = helps create employment pathways✔️ $500 = delivers training workshops✔️ $1000 = boosts statewide advocacy for inclusion Every dollar creates real… Read More
Contribute to DSWA’s employment programs Meet Sian. Last year, your donations helped her get her first job. This EOFY, you can help another young person with Down syndrome find their place in the workforce. Donations over $2 are tax deductible. Donate before June 30: https://www.mycause.com.au/page/373756/… Read More
Support DSWA this EOFY EOFY is here – and you can make your tax deduction count! Every donation to Down Syndrome WA supports programs that empower individuals with Down syndrome to thrive in life, work, and community. With just days left to claim your tax deduction for this financial… Read More
“Thank you for investing in my future.” — Sarah We’d like to share with you why our Education Support Service (ESS) is so valuable. Actually, we are going to let student Sarah and her mum Bronwen tell you about themselves, the program and the benefits they… Read More
Collective_100 is seeking a Community Experience Assistant. Collective_100 is based in Cremorne (Richmond) in Melbourne. This is a job for a person with Down syndrome. The job is a paid position for 6 hours a week. Richmond Train Station and tram 78 are a short walk away. Do you think… Read More
DSWA Life Skills Lab Forum After months of planning, we held our much-awaited Life Skills Lab Forum on Saturday, 7 June 2025. We kicked off the morning with registration and coffee, and a presentation from our CEO. The day was filled with insightful sessions exploring the meaning of independence,… Read More
