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Down Syndrome Center of Puget Sound’s (DSC of Puget Sound) mission is to empower people with Down syndrome and their families through life-long learning and experiences, while building an accepting and inclusive society. Their vision is to build a world where people with Down syndrome participate fully in inclusive schools, inclusive activities, and inclusive workplaces. Explore the winter programs offered by the DSC of Puget Sound below.
Education Allies: Supporting Caregivers with Home-School Partnerships
10:00-11:30 at the DSC Campus on: Saturday Feb 1st, Saturday March 1st, and Saturday April 5th
This program will cover the key terms and basics of education for parents of school-aged children with Down syndrome. One Saturday a month, we will help parents navigate the nuances of public education and prepare to advocate for their child. Parents and caregivers will also have the opportunity to connect and support one another in their educational journeys. For questions or financial aid request please contact megan@dscpugetsound.org.
Adults Program: Friends Learning Together
Winter Class Openings: Friday @ 12:00-1:30
DSC’s Adult Program: Friends Learning Together aims to assist individuals with Ds aged 18 and older in developing healthy relationships, overcoming challenges, and enhancing their overall quality of life. For questions or financial aid request please contact megan@dscpugetsound.org.
Birth-to-Three Parent and Me Therapy Group
Now on Saturdays! 10:00-10:45 AM on the DSC Campus
Led by SLP therapist Danielle, the ‘Birth-to-Three Parent and Me Therapy Group’ is a supportive group for parents of young children to connect, share experiences, and learn about developmental milestones in social-emotional and language skills. Each week has a learning focus, plenty of opportunities for play, and will include useful strategies to take home to support your little one’s development at home.
