08/01/2026
I donโt know about you but Iโm thankful to be apart of a community that supports me and all of my needs . Everything that my mom has worked hard on to put towards my future was guided by Down Syndrome Association of Maryland . Whether it was the proper doctors, the proper testing unknown diagnosis just a shoulder, the lean on. This organization was her first call and thatโs why Iโll forever โพ๏ธ encourage families to sign up and get the necessary training and information ๏ฟผ๏ฟผ
๐๐ฝโโ๏ธ๐๐ปRaise your hand if you can afford to travel to far-off states for retreats and conferences. Many can't, and don't.
That's why created a one-stop training shop for the community in with annual education plans. Most sessions are info followed by Q&A, discussion, and expert suggestions... while networking with others in the community.
We try hard to cut through the fluff and focus on what matters:
- virtual offerings for accessibility
- reliable offerings you can count on
- advice that is specific to the I/DD community, and often to Down syndrome
๐View the plans: https://www.dsamd.org/education
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RSVP for an upcoming event: https://www.dsamd.org/events
๐Watch the trainings that were appropriate to record: https://www.youtube.com/
๐Step Up with Us in Baltimore or Salisbury in October. None of DSAmd's education, therapeutic programs, or advocacy will happen without your help: https://stepupbaltimore.org/ and https://www.stepupeasternshore.org/ - thank you!