The first three weeks of March (March 1 - 21), all Penn Station locations host a Round Up for Down Syndrome campaign to support their local Down syndrome organization. Funds raised in Indiana will support Down Syndrome Indiana or local…
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Get to Know : Kyrsten Schaefer, DSI Intern
How long have you been volunteering at DSI? I started volunteering at DSI in January 2022! What do you love about volunteering? I love volunteering because it is an amazing way for me to help certain aspects within my community.…
Get your 2022 Lucky Mama Calendar today!
Get your 2022 Lucky Mama calendar today. They make great gifts! This fundraising calendar features almost 60 amazing children from Indiana that have Down syndrome. These photos are sure to brighten your day and proceeds go toward making care packages…
Membership Update
Down Syndrome Indiana values all individuals who are a part of this organization. The better we know you, the better able we are to serve you. Please take a moment to tell us more about yourself and your household by…
DSI has a New Home!
Down Syndrome Indiana has a new office space as of November 1, 2021. Our new address is: 615 N. Alabama Street, STE's 205 & 219. We are located on the 2nd floor of the English Foundation Building.
Ds Awareness License Plate Available for Indiana Drivers
Down syndrome Awareness license plates can be purchased in person, at any Indiana BMV branch, at a BMV Connect kiosk, or online. To find the plate online, visit the BMV website at: https://www.in.gov/bmv/registration-plates/indianas-organizational-license-plates/. Select the plate labeled, “Down Syndrome Indiana”.…
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Get to Know: Ehnay Bee, DSI Volunteer Coordinator
I love volunteering because of meeting new people and developing lasting Relationships, learn new skills and increase my brain function and self-esteem, and make a difference. Volunteering is a great act of kindness. It involves caring, loving, and sharing of…
NEW COVID-19 & Down Syndrome Resource
In December 2020, the CDC officially categorized people with Down syndrome as “high risk” for COVID-19, meaning that they have a higher likelihood of having more severe symptoms and sadly death. A few studies on COVID-19 underscore the risk to…
Let’s talk about school starting…
Most of our districts have started to share their plans for reopening this fall and many parents of students who receive Special Education Services are starting to worry. You may be worrying about things like: My child can't/won't wear a…
We are Here for You
On behalf of Down Syndrome Indiana staff, board of directors and community group leaders. We want to thank you for your continued support during this time. We want you to know that we are working on ways to come back…