Down Syndrome Australia (DSA) the national peak body for Down Syndrome is co-ordinating the Pathways to Independence Project which includes the delivery of workshops by States and Territories to support family members to develop skills and learn more about helping person with Down Syndrome to be more independent. Down Syndrome… Read More
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Less than 9 weeks until the DSWA Gala Dinner! Please see below for details: Win! Pay for your tickets before the 1st of July, to be in the draw to win a double pass to a VenuesWest event of your choice. Volunteers will be available at the event to assist… Read More
DSWA’s office is under renovations from 28th June until the 12th of July. All staff will be working from home and contactable within their working hours. For general enquires – office@downsyndromewa.org.au Margaret EO – margaret@downsyndromewa.org.auNikki, New parent support – nikki@downsyndromewa.org.au or 0480 311 739… Read More
Our eNews is out! Read about the latest Down Syndrome WA events and updates here. You can read our eNews online here. Read our newsletter… Read More
Our eNews is out! Read about the latest Down Syndrome WA events and updates here. You can read our eNews online here. Our eNews is out! Read about the latest Down Syndrome WA events and updates here. You can read our eNews online here. Read… Read More
The Ask About Down Syndrome App is available now. This app is a continuation of Community Inclusion Toolkit that DSA launched in 2018 to support and promote inclusion across employment, education, health and community and sporting groups. For more information, including how to download the app, please… Read More
Our eNews is out! Read about the latest Down Syndrome WA events and updates here. You can read our eNews online here. Read our latest Newsletter online… Read More
Anna loves her local community in Western Australia. Whether she's working in her job as a mailroom assistant, going to Capoeira, or swimming with the Superfins swim club, if Anna is around people, she always has a smile on her face. Read More
Brooke is from Western Australia has always loved being an active member of her community. Brooke is also a member of the Down Syndrome Advisory Network. She shares why working and volunteering are so important. Read More
March is a big month for Down Syndrome WA. Check out all our not-to-miss events and fundraising. Read the news… Read More
