Down Syndrome Association of Middle Georgia

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Down Syndrome Association of Middle Georgia Down Syndrome Association of Middle Georgia (DSAMG) is a 501(c)(3) Georgia non-profit organization.

10/28/2026

Thank you so much Sorella for your continued support of our organization and your dedication to our community.

Sorella Macon - Gene Event
28-29 October
*Shop with a Purpose*

10/22/2026

🌲 hi everyone! We are decorating a tree at the Museum of Arts and Sciences Festival of Trees again this year!

If you would like to send us a photo of your loved one with DS to put on our tree, please email [email protected] with the photo and the person’s name.

We will be using the photos from last year again this time, but everyone is welcome to send updated photos if you’d like to do so.

Please send all pictures by November 5.

Thanks!!

We are filled with gratitude for all the fun, laughter, growth, and memories we’ve shared throughout this All Abilities–...
09/19/2026

We are filled with gratitude for all the fun, laughter, growth, and memories we’ve shared throughout this All Abilities–Adaptive Basketball season.

We’ve learned so much from our players, volunteers and families, made new friendships, celebrated big moments, and, most importantly, created a place where everyone has the opportunity to play, belong, and be part of a team. ❤️

This season would not have been possible without the incredible support of our community partners and sponsors:

⭐ Flint River FCA – All Abilities
⭐ Mercer Center for IDD Care
⭐ Hands of Hope Animal Hospital
⭐ Graphic Guys of Georgia
⭐ Second Baptist Church of Warner Robins

Thank you for believing in our athletes, supporting our mission, and helping us create something truly special. Your generosity and encouragement have made a difference far beyond the basketball court.

And we’re not quite finished yet!

📅 ONE GAME LEFT!
📍 This Thursday, September 24, at Second Baptist Church in Warner Robins

Come out and cheer on our amazing athletes as we wrap up our very first season! 🎉

Here’s to the friendships we’ve made, the memories we’ve created, and the many more seasons ahead.

All abilities. One team. One community. ❤️🏀

Mercer IDD Center
09/09/2026

Mercer IDD Center

Families across Georgia are finding comprehensive care for intellectual and developmental disabilities at Mercer's IDD Center

Great job to all the participants! We can’t wait for the next game!
09/04/2026

Great job to all the participants! We can’t wait for the next game!

09/02/2026
08/24/2026

Parent Workshops for Students with Disabilities

The Lindsey Student Support Center is offering a series of parent workshops to help families better understand resources and support available for students with disabilities.

📚 Understanding the IEP Parent Workshop
📅 Sept. 9 & 11 — LSSC
📅 Sept. 16 — Perry Annex

💙 NOW/COMP Waiver Parent Workshop
📅 Oct. 7 & 10 — LSSC
📅 Oct. 21 — Perry Annex

🤝 Transition Resource Fair
📅 Nov. 5 — LSSC

💜 Katie Beckett Waiver Parent Workshop
📅 Dec. 10 & 12 — LSSC
📅 Dec. 16 — Perry Annex

📲 Scan the QR code to register!

These workshops are a great opportunity for parents to learn, ask questions, and connect with valuable resources for their children.

📣 ANNOUNCEMENT — A NEW MONTH, A SPECIAL REASON TO WALK! 💙💛Middle Georgia Community,We’re excited to announce that the Mi...
08/18/2026

📣 ANNOUNCEMENT — A NEW MONTH, A SPECIAL REASON TO WALK! 💙💛

Middle Georgia Community,

We’re excited to announce that the Middle Georgia Buddy Walk is moving to March! 🎉

Historically, our Buddy Walk has taken place each October. However, with the number of events taking place across Middle Georgia from late September through early November, along with venue availability, we’ve decided to move our event to a new time of year.

📅 The new date and event details will be announced soon!

We’re looking forward to making this next Buddy Walk bigger, brighter, and more meaningful than ever.

Same mission. Same community. A new month to celebrate!

💙💛 We’ll see you in March! 💛💙





07/30/2026

💡 Did you know many people with Down syndrome have stronger receptive language than expressive language? This means their ability to understand language is often stronger than their ability to express thoughts, feelings, or needs. As a result, behavior is often a form of communication.

NDSS’ newest guide, 𝘕𝘢𝘷𝘪𝘨𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘉𝘦𝘩𝘢𝘷𝘪𝘰𝘳, walks caregivers and professionals through how to better understand behavior as communication. Download the guide for free at ndss.org/navigating-behavior

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