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DSA 40th Anniversary Event & Sponsored Walk (WSM)

Paul Simson is raising money for Bristol Area Downs Syndrome Support

Participants: Members and Friends of BADSS and Ups & Downs

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DSA 40th Anniversary Event & Sponsored Walk · 13 June 2010

The Charity provides support for families in the Bristol area who have children with Downs Syndrome. This includes assisting new parents and helping them to understand that the arrival of a child with Downs Syndrome is not the end of the world. A range of events and outings are organised throughout the year including a subsidised annual holiday and a very popular annual Christmas party.

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We are organising a sponsored charity walk Sunday 13th June, 11am at Mendip Green School, Greenwood Road, Worle, Weston-super-Mare BS22 6EX.  It will be a few circuits of the sports field about 3km if you can make it that far, if not as far as you can manage.
 
We would love as many people as possible to do the walk, please rope in anyone you can, bring the kids, grannies, family and friends.

 

More information, printed sponsorship forms etc - see www.badss.org.uk

 

For details contact Marie Briar on 01934 420358

 

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This year the Downs Syndrome Association celebrates its 40th Anniversary.  They are a fantastic charity who provide information and support for people with Down's syndrome, their families and carer's, and the professionals who work with them. They also strive to improve knowledge of the condition and champion the rights of people with Down's syndrome.  The DSA and local groups Bristol Area Down's Syndrome Support (BADSS) and Ups and Downs Southwest campaign for better services for people with Downs Syndrome and their families.  There have been fantastic achievements over the years, not least of all the campaign to give children with Downs Syndrome the right to go to ordinary schools alongside their peers, this has only been routine over the last 10 years.  Parents now have the right to choose to send their child to mainstream school.  The DSA and local groups are there to give legal advice, information/resources and training to help our children have a smooth transition into school and they are always on the end of the phone to offer support when needed.

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