Leah Spring's fifth child was born with Down Syndrome, and as she dove into the community, she and her husband learned about ...

Friday is World Down Syndrome Day, a time to raise awareness about those who were born with an extra chromosome. Wednesday, ...

This Friday, March 21st, is known as World Down Syndrome Day. The date symbolizes the three copies of Chromosome 21.

Blue and yellow are the official colors for Down syndrome awareness. They could be seen throughout the complex, from the socks the softball team wore to the parents wearing ribbons in the stands.

will host a Down Syndrome Awareness event on March 20 at its premises in New Salata, Doha. The event that coincides with the International Down Syndrome Day will provide parents and families of ...

Players across both our Men’s and Women’s First Team wore colourful, mismatched socks during training on Wednesday in support of Down Syndrome Awareness. People across the world take part in the ...

The creative is produced by OUTFRONT STUDIOS, OUTFRONT's in-house creative agency. "Down syndrome awareness is pivotal for NDSS but this work with OUTFRONT helps us push boundaries," said NDSS ...

The accomplishments of individuals with Down syndrome will be on display in a big way as part of an awareness campaign springing up in cities across the country. Billboards will debut on Saturday in ...

This year’s goal is for 321 donations of $21 and peer-to-peer sharing to highlight Down syndrome awareness. In addition, Pathfinder Village individuals will issue their annual 21 Day Challenge ...

From Saturday, March 15 to World Down Syndrome Day on Friday, March, 21, the billboards will spotlight five individuals in their hometowns to raise awareness of Down syndrome. The campaign's ...

The reason behind the choice of different socks was to raise awareness for World Down Syndrome Day on March 21. A club statement read: "We are proudly supporting Down Syndrome Awareness Week, ...

Organised by Dionne Davidson from the Polokwane Down Syndrome Outreach, this event aims to raise awareness and promote inclusion for individuals with Down Syndrome and other intellectual disabilities.