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Down Syndrome Aim High Resource Center

Who We Are

The Down Syndrome Aim High Resource Center at the Center for Disability Services provides parent-to-parent and professional services and support to individuals with Down syndrome and their families.

 

We offer support programs, educational services, social events, community events and up-to-date news and resources for families, professionals and individuals. We also work to educate the greater community about Down syndrome and to help individuals become self-advocates.

 

From even before a child is born, throughout childhood and adolescence and into adulthood, Down Syndrome Aim High is here to help each family and individual achieve their goals. We want every person with Down syndrome to reach their fullest potential and to become fully included members of their communities.

 

Here are just a few highlights of the support provided by the Down Syndrome Aim High Resource Center from the past year:

 

- 96 Parent Education, Linkage, Outreach & Referral Consultations


- 70 Professional Education, Linkage, Outreach & Referral Consultations


- 120 Modified Curricular Units to Capital Region school districts to support inclusion of students with Down syndrome in general education classes

 

- Education, Enrichment & Empowerment to young adults and adults through DSAHRC’s 321 Club


- In-person visits and ongoing support to Expectant and New Parents at Capital Region hospitals through DSAHRC’s Welcome Baby Program

 

For more information, email us: dsahrc@cfdsny.org 

 

 

SAVE THE DATE

Capital Region Buddy Walk

Presented by Central Self Storage

 

September 29, 2024

10:30am - 1:30pm

Schenectady Central Park

 

Join us for a beautiful walk around the Schenectady Central Park Pond as we Aim Higher for individuals with Down syndrome!

Create a Buddy Walk team and celebrate accomplishments, community, friendship  and inclusion. 

 

Sign up information will be posted soon. 

 

Proceeds benefit the Down Syndrome Aim High Resource Center at the Center for Disability Services.