Great story in the Orange County Register about a local teacher who saw potential in a toddler with Down syndrome, and has had the opportunity to watch him grow into a young man who has accomplished much more than others believed he could.
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Great story in the Orange County Register about a local teacher who saw potential in a toddler with Down syndrome, and has had the opportunity to watch him grow into a young man who has accomplished much more than others believed he could.
The NDSS National Policy Center urges members of the Down syndrome community to participate in a brief online survey that will help the policy center better fight for our rights and needs on Capitol Hill.
The NDSS National Policy Center works to improve public policies that affect people with Down syndrome and their families. The purpose of this survey is to help the policy center reevaluate its legislative agenda.
Everyone who completes the survey is eligible to win a $25 Barnes and Noble Gift Card!
This survey should take about 25 minutes or less to complete. Thank you in advance for your time, your voice and your participation.
Although this isn’t a local story, it will touch home for a lot of us, as well as our hearts.
To many of us, Lauren Potter is the star on the hit FOX TV show, Glee, but to Sean, Lauren is his special friend.
Read the Orange County Register’s story about Sean and Lauren’s recent evening together at the Homecoming dance.
Gianna Galindo volunteers with the Down Syndrome Association of Orange County and was recently recognized as a KABC Cool Kid. Way to go, Gianna!