Educational resources and awareness articles about Down syndrome
A comprehensive guide for medical staff on how to inform parents of a Down syndrome diagnosis, with sensitivity and support.
For EveryoneDiscover the Haring Center for Inclusive Education at the University of Washington, its historic role in proving the learning potential of people with Down syndrome, and what it offers educators and researchers through the Building Blocks curriculum and training programmes.
For EveryoneDiscover what Down Syndrome Education International (DSE) offers to teachers, parents, and researchers — from a comprehensive online education platform to research on language development and memory.
For EveryoneDiscover what Down Syndrome International (DSi) offers to educators, advocates, and individuals with Down syndrome — from Arabic-language education guidelines to the World Congress and self-advocacy network.
For EveryoneDiscover what the Global Down Syndrome Foundation offers to healthcare professionals, researchers, and families — from JAMA-published medical guidelines to the Human Trisome research project.
For HealthcareThis article outlines the main eye and vision problems in people with Down syndrome, including refractive errors, strabismus, cataracts, amblyopia and tear duct abnormalities, along with medical recommendations for eye care monitoring.
For EveryoneDiscover Woodbine House and its specialist Down syndrome titles — from guides for new parents to mental wellness references for adults — an essential library for families, educators, and professionals.
For HealthcareA medical guide to obstructive sleep apnoea in Down syndrome: causes, symptoms, and treatment options from tonsillectomy to CPAP therapy.
For EveryoneDiscover what the National Down Syndrome Congress (NDSC) offers to families, individuals, and professionals — from the world's largest annual convention to the DS-Connect research registry.
For HealthcareA comprehensive medical guide to gastrointestinal issues in Down syndrome: congenital conditions in infants, reflux, coeliac disease, constipation, and weight management.
For EveryoneDiscover what the National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS) offers to families, healthcare professionals, educators, and advocates — from a free helpline to the CARE DS clinical platform.
For HealthcareThis article explores the key mental health concerns in people with Down syndrome, including anxiety, OCD, depression, sleep difficulties, mood disorders and environmental triggers, with guidance on diagnosis and treatment.
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