Our 21 Day Challenge begins on 1st March. Sign up and get ready to make the world hear our voice! Read more
Join the #LotsOfSocks campaign and help us to get people talking about Down syndrome. Read more
Watch Katie Matthews' interview with UK NHS Dr Roger Banks to learn what you need to know about the COVID-19 vaccines. Read more
We and our partner Inclusion International are proud of the progress achieved in the first year on our joint project developing guidelines for inclusive participation. Read more
Contributing towards the inclusive employment of persons with Down syndrome and supporting our members to advocate for inclusive employment.
We support self-advocates and train national Down syndrome organisations to run self-advocacy groups.
Through our international guidelines and wider education activities, we are enabling people with Down syndrome to achieve their full potential.
We are developing guidelines with Inclusion International on the inclusive participation of people with intellectual disabilities.
We are developing clinical consensus guidelines for people with Down syndrome of all ages in specific areas of medicine.
DSi’s crucial work is needed now, more than ever. The COVID-19 pandemic requires a specific and vital response by our community.
This video gives some insight into the difference our work makes for people with Down syndrome and their families around the world.
We need your support to continue our work improving the lives of people with Down syndrome. Donate today.
Join us to promote full inclusion on World Down Syndrome Day, 21 March 2021, as we encourage YOU to #CONNECT.
The DSi National Representatives with Down syndrome will be sharing the stories of over 100 people with Down syndrome from 14 countries. Read more
RDSO, established in 2016, is having a huge impact for people with Down syndrome in the country, adapting to the pandemic and taking steps towards independence. Read more
Four newly established self-advocacy groups have been learning about their human rights and how to advocate for their right to employment. Read more
Read about our work in the Journal of Congenital Cardiology. Read more