Today we publish the final of our WDSD 2022 series of blogs written by our members about what inclusion means to them. Hazel Toal writes about her experiences with her daughter, Emily. Thank you so much to everyone who has shared their experiences this month. I must confess from the outset that my idea of Read more about Inclusion for my girl[…]

Today we continue our WDSD 2022 series of blogs written by our members about what inclusion means to them. Julie Fisher writes about her experiences with her son, Darcy. You can watch Julie’s recent Ted talk about Inclusion here Inclusion is a very broad topic, and many have different ideas of what it means to Read more about Inclusion: Give people a chance and watch them shine[…]

March 21st marks World Down Syndrome Day, the theme for 2022 is ‘Inclusion Means’. Today, we ask some of our members what inclusion means to them. ‘Since having River my thoughts on inclusion have changed a lot, in fact if I’m honest I don’t think I ever thought about it too much at all. Yes, Read more about What does inclusion mean to us?[…]

March 21st marks World Down Syndrome Day, the theme for 2022 is ‘Inclusion Means’. Over the next couple of weeks we will publish a series of blogs written by our members about what inclusion means to them. Mum Lorraine Edwards tells us about her son Cameron’s participation in a local musical theatre group. Everyone has their Read more about Inclusion: Youth Music Theatre[…]

March 21st marks World Down Syndrome Day, the theme for 2022 is ‘Inclusion Means’. Over the next couple of weeks we will publish a series of blogs written by our members about what inclusion means to them. Today’s blog is written by Pippa’s mum, Samm Gee. When you have a child with a disability, inclusion Read more about The Difference Inclusion Can Make[…]