No matter what age your child is, we offer a broad range of activities and support from the moment your child is born right through to adulthood and beyond. We are here to ensure people with Down’s syndrome have the same opportunities as everyone else.
Our speech therapy groups give our young people, aged between 3-25, the opportunity to develop and practice their speech and language skills in a structured and fun environment.
Congratulations on the birth of your baby! We understand what it’s like to have a baby with Down’s syndrome and are always on hand to provide support.
Our youth club is a great place for our teenagers and adults to meet up with their friends and have fun in a safe secure environment.
Swindon Down’s Syndrome Group and the Down’s Syndrome Association are working together to provide employment opportunities for people with
Down’s syndrome.
As a group we like to arrange activities that include the whole family: parents, carers, grandparents and siblings. It is a chance to make new friend find support and share information.
Sport is a great activity that allows our members of all ages to interact with others, work as a team and develop further skills, as well as keeping fit.
After receiving your diagnosis, you may be concerned for what the future holds for both you and your little one, we are here to provide information and support for you and your family.
Becoming an adult and gaining independence is an important step for people with Down’s syndrome and we are here to help and support you.
We our proud to have a dedicated primary age parent contact who is here to help support parents and carers with children in this age bracket.
As our children become teenagers it brings with it new challenges like independence, school transitions, puberty, behaviour and exams.
We provide specific training and school resource packs to support the education of people with Down’s syndrome in mainstream settings.
