Our older members met at Pizza Express for a morning of food exploration. They learned about the origins of all the ingredients
Our goal is to help each child reach their full potential — both socially and academically — by working closely with families, schools, and the wider community. We advocate for inclusion and meaningful opportunities that allow every child to thrive.
We believe that with the right support and encouragement, children with Down’s syndrome can achieve great things. That’s why we’re here: to offer connection, guidance, and opportunity at every stage of the journey — and to help ensure children are seen not for their differences, but for the friends, classmates, and individuals they truly are.
Our older members met at Pizza Express for a morning of food exploration. They learned about the origins of all the ingredients
Our members had a fun filled afternoon of soft play at our local leisure centre. This was a very popular event and
This year we wanted to highlight our wonderful Raising Twenty1 community. We had an online initiative “This is me”. Our families sent
Submitted by Kerry Mackenzie. It was July 2014, just 6 weeks after my marriage. There I was, stood in Tesco choosing a
Submitted by Liberty. Apart from constant anxiety, Ellis’ pregnancy was pretty straight forward at the start with the 12 week and 20
Last weekend, we had the privilege of welcoming the Larondina Dance Company for a very special workshop. The skill, warmth and energy