Down Syndrome Association of Greater Richmond
 

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DSAGR Meetings

Regular meetings are held January thru November on the third Friday of the Month. 6:30 p.m. at All Saint's Episcopal Church at 8787 River Road (intersection of River Road and Parham Road). Map it!

Dinner is provided and free babysitting for children ages 1-5.

DADS Meetings

Dinner meetings are held every month on the second Tuesday of the month. 6:30 p.m. at Shrader Lanes Bowling Alley at 8037 Shrader Rd., Richmond VA. 23294.
Near Broad St. and Parham Rd. by the Henrico Police Station, next to Kabuto's Restaurant. (our meeting place has changed).
Map it!

The bowling is free (3 games) and the food (which is great) is discounted at 30% off.

 

 

No September or October DSAGR monthly meetings!

Show your support instead at the Step UP for DOWN Syndrome Night and at the Buddy Walk!!

See Upcoming Events page for more info. See you there.

REGISTER for Step UP for DOWN Syndrome Night!

FunQuest !   Events for Teens and Young Adults with DS

Summer Enrichment Info is on the Education page.

DSAGR Donation Information

 



Welcome to Down Syndrome Association of Greater Richmond home page. The Down Syndrome Association of Greater Richmond includes parents, family members, friends and professionals working together to improve the quality of life of persons with Down syndrome.

Our children are very important members of our families and our community. We are proud of them and we share this pride with all who join with us.

We provide access to current and accurate information on Down syndrome. We also foster programs that focus on education, community services, public awareness, medical issues, research advocacy, legal issues and parenting.

Given the benefit of loving homes, early intervention programs, special education and appropriate medical care and positive public attitudes as well as advances in medicine and better knowledge of physical and mental aspects of Down Syndrome; children with Down Syndrome are more like than unlike other children passing through the same stages of development, only more slowly.

Check our helpful links section for other sites on the web featuring Down syndrome information.

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