PROGRAMS
The Down Syndrome Association of Greater St. Louis is dedicated to being here for individuals with Down syndrome and their families, every step of the way. Through the small steps, next steps, and steps to independence, DSAGSL will even be here when your loved one enters their silver steps as an active aging adult. Through every step, we will be here with programs, services, and resources that benefit the lives of individuals with Down syndrome in the Greater St. Louis area.
Above all else, DSAGSL is dedicating to keeping individuals with Down syndrome and their families safe and healthy. As recommended by the state of Missouri, DSAGSL office is currently closed to visitors except by appointment. All staff are working remotely during this time. However, DSAGSL continues to provide programs and services to our families! Please visit our Virtual Programming Page to learn more about what we are offering.
If you have any questions, concerns, or are in need of support, please contact us. We will always be here for our families, every step of the way.
info@dsagsl.org | 314.961.2504
Family Support
Programs and services for parents, caregivers, and family members of people with Down syndrome
Ready 2 Work Employment
Programs and services for individuals with Down syndrome ages 21+ including individuals looking for employment
Silver Steps
Programs and services for aging individuals with Down syndrome and their caregivers
Down Syndrome Education Specialist
A program for educators, parents, and family members interested in creating the best learning experience possible for their loved one or student with Down syndrome. Participants of the program gain skills, tools, and resources they can use in the classroom or at home that will benefit the student’s learning experience.
Advocacy & Awareness
The DSAGSL is involved in raising public awareness as well as advocating for the rights, dignity, and respect of individuals with Down syndrome in a variety of ways including hosting events, speaking with local news, and contributing to advocacy groups in the St. Louis area.
21 Club & Social Events
This social group is for individuals of all abilities 21+. Hosted by the Young Friends Board of DSAGSL, the social activities are an opportunity for individuals with Down syndrome to socialize with typical peers, fostering inclusion, acceptance, and understanding.
Virtual Programs
Virtual Programs through Zoom, Facebook, and YouTube. A variety of programs are available for all ages and abilities.
