DSAGSL Blog

Decorate a heart as a thank you to Mr. Albert Pujols for his continued support

Approximately 1% to 3% of the general population is estimated to have celiac disease, but a recent study suggests that people with Down syndrome are six times more likely to develop celiac at some point during their lives.

Here are some resources you and your family may find helpful as you transition out of the summertime schedule and into a new school year routine.

Individuals with Down syndrome can benefit greatly from using assistive technology in school, work, and other areas of life.

The DSAGSL Pop Up Marketplace and Ready 2 Work Employment and Training Program is back!

My Thoughts & Journey with the Dual Diagnosis of Down Syndrome and Autism Spectrum Disorder

In Celebration of World Down Syndrome Day on March 21st, we interviewed two of the

Summer camps and program fill up quickly, especially now with limited group sizes and staff

Written by Kristi Denner Receiving a dual diagnosis of Down syndrome and Autism Spectrum Disorder

Meet Max: DSAGSL Spring 2021 Intern! My name is Max Schechter, and I am a

by DSAGSL Guest Writer, Jeff Ponder Improvisation is more than just laughs. It’s about working

Paige Carlson, mother to Cooper who has Down syndrome, has a heartwarming story about a

The NDSAN needs your help! They are looking to add more families to their registry who are open to adopting an older child, as this has become an increased need.

Our DS-ASD Journey, by Mary Hart It’s been like night and day from 35 years

What I’m Up To & What I Miss- by Kaitlyn Trower WHAT I MISS  -going

Staying Home and Staying Safe? Me, too! by Grace Mehan, DSAGSL Self-Advocate of the Year

We are Dancing for Down Syndrome!   There’s a new social media challenge and it’s all

This post discusses the Ponder family’s journey with discovering child Shea has a dual diagnosis

Video from www.worlddownsyndromeday2.org How Do You Celebrate World Down Syndrome Day? Every day is a