Overview

The Down Syndrome Association of Atlanta (DSAA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to

• Support: Reaching and assisting parents of children with Down syndrome through expectant and new parent programs, social events, and a network of local group
• Early Intervention: Linking new families to other families, the Emory Down Syndrome Clinic, Parent to Parent, and Babies Can't Wait so that young children with Down syndrome receive services early
• Education: Providing information and learning opportunities on topics relevant to individuals with Down syndrome and their families
• Awareness: Promoting public awareness and educating better understanding of Down syndrome, its problems, its possibilities and its developments in education and treatment
• Advocacy: Insisting that apprporiate programs for people with Down syndrome are available in all aspects of their lives, including education, recreation, worship, employment, and independent living; protecting and promoting the rights of people with Down syndrome; informing parents and the public about all legislation affecting people with developmental disabilities; and addressing social policy issues and conditions to enable persons with Down syndrome to become productive and important members of their communities

The Down Syndrome Association of Atlanta 
4355 J Cobb Parkway #213 (This is a mail drop only.)
Atlanta, GA  30339

Voice Mail
(404) 320-3233

E-mail Address
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