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# NC Down Syndrome Alliance

Empower, Connect, Support

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## Posts

- [TWENTYONE Blog](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/twentyone-blog/) - Catch up on our latest news, recent and upcoming events.
- [Advocacy Opportunity: Ask Your NC Senator to Fully Fund Medicaid](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/advocacy-opportunity-ask-your-nc-senator-to-fully-fund-medicaid/) - What's going on? North Carolina lawmakers haven't passed a new state budget yet, so our Medicaid program is under-funded by hundreds of millions of dollars. As a result, on October 1, the state began reducing what it pays to medical providers for treating patients who have Medicaid. Many families in the Down syndrome community and
- [Camp SHINE Spectrum 1 News Feature](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/camp-shine-spectrum-1-news-feature/) - Camp SHINE and NCDSA Board of Directors President, Jeff Lineberry, were featured on Spectrum News 1! We encourage you to check out the article and share the video to showcase the impact NCDSA has on your local community! It's personal stories like this that help the larger community understand just how impactful and critical their
- [UNC Down Syndrome Clinic Now Open!](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/unc-down-syndrome-clinic-now-open/) - The board of directors and staff of NCDSA attended the ribbon cutting for the much-anticipated UNC Down Syndrome Clinic on March 17, 2025. The clinic offers coordinated care across multiple disciplines including physical therapy, occupational therapy, audiology, speech therapy, nutrition, family medicine, and more. WRAL covered the opening, click here to see the article and
- [Announcing the UNC Down Syndrome Clinic](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/announcing-the-unc-down-syndrome-clinic/) - We are thrilled to announce our latest partnership to meet the needs of families across North Carolina. We know this will leave a lasting positive impact. Join us at the Triangle Buddy Walk on October 20th, 2024 for a ceremonial ribbon cutting! www.trianglebuddywalk.com 
- [Urgent Advocacy Action Alert](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/urgent-advocacy-action-alert/) - End Discrimination Against Individuals with Down Syndrome Today! We need you to tell your Members of Congress that individuals with Down syndrome deserve to be able to work, save, and earn their way to independence! Did you know that adults with Down syndrome are told they cannot save their money? In fact, they will be
- [Meet the New Executive Director](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/meet-the-new-executive-director/) - Dear families, supporters, and friends of the NCDSA, We are pleased to share with you that we have named Amy Navejas, J.D. as the next Executive Director for the North Carolina Down Syndrome Alliance, effective November 13, 2023. Navejas, who comes to us via the United Way of Cumberland County (UWCC), will replace Christina Reaves,
- [NCDSA's Response to HB 453 - April 2nd](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/ncdsas-response-to-hb-453-april-2nd/) - North Carolina Down Syndrome Alliance (NCDSA) is an effective, compassionate, and comprehensive resource on Down syndrome throughout North Carolina. NCDSA envisions a culture in which all people with Down syndrome are empowered to achieve their full potential and live healthy, productive lives as valued citizens within the fabric of society. NCDSA has a robust New
- [NC Down Syndrome Alliance to Hold 2022 Buddy Walk Oct. 16th in Holly Springs](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/nc-down-syndrome-alliance-to-hold-2022-buddy-walk-oct-16th-in-holly-springs/)
- [NC Down Syndrome Training Center Ribbon Cutting Ceremony](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/nc-down-syndrome-training-center-ribbon-cutting-ceremony/)
- [Your Child has Down Syndrome](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/your-child-has-down-syndrome/) - Receiving a Down syndrome Diagnosis Dear Mom, Today you will receive a phone call. The information the nurse gives you will hit you like a ton of bricks. For a while, you will view this day negatively. A day that causes you anger, pain, and fear. Not only because of the information that was given,
- [NC Down Syndrome Alliance to Hold 2021 Buddy Walk October 24th in Cary](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/nc-down-syndrome-alliance-to-hold-2021-buddy-walk-october-24th-in-cary/) - The 23rd Annual Buddy Walk raises funds to provide resources to North Carolina individuals with Down syndrome and their families. Raleigh, NC —The North Carolina Down Syndrome Alliance is hosting the 23rd annual Buddy Walk to raise funds to provide programming and resources to individuals with Down syndrome throughout North Carolina This year, the walk
- [Lawmakers Introduce Legislation to Prevent Organ Transplant Discrimination](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/organ-transplant-discrimination/)
- [Down Syndrome and COVID-19 Vaccine Update](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/call-to-action-update-3-3-21/) - UPDATE 3/11/21: Individuals with Down syndrome may receive the COVID-19 vaccine beginning March 17th as part of Group 4 We have been heard - thank you for your advocacy North Carolina Down Syndrome Alliance update on Call to Action: Governor Roy Cooper announced new vaccine priority guidelines that include people with Down syndrome in both Group
- [Covid-19 and Down Syndrome in NC](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/covid-19-and-down-syndrome-update-3/) - Covid-19 and Down Syndrome #T21COVID NCDSA Brings You the Resources on COVID-19 and Down Syndrome in North Carolina During these unprecedented and challenging times, NCDSA staff continue to work to provide people with Down syndrome and their families valuable resources to get through this crisis. Maintaining your wellbeing, while working (or not working) from home
- [Call to Action - Phase 2](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/call-to-action-phase-2/) - Response from the State is consistent People with Down syndrome are being overlooked Advocacy efforts to have adults with Down syndrome included in the equitable distribution of available COVID-19 vaccines have been denied. The response from the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NC HHS) and the Office of the Governor has been
- [NC Down Syndrome Organizations Demand Vaccine Prioritization](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/nc-down-syndrome-organizations-demand-vaccine-prioritization/)
- [CALL TO ACTION for VACCINE PRIORITIZATION](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/call-to-action/) - North Carolina Down Syndrome Organizations band together to demand individuals with Down syndrome be prioritized in the State’s Vaccine Plan. Call to Action for Vaccine Prioritization! Contact Dr. Mandy Cohen & Governor Roy Cooper Now! Letter or Email Templates: a person with Down syndrome family member/guardian/caregiver COMMUNITY PARTNER/ALLY Who to Contact: Contact
- [Join Our Fight for Equitable Vaccine Prioritization](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/join-our-fight-for-equitable-vaccine-prioritization/) - NORTH CAROLINA DOWN SYNDROME ORGANIZATIONS BAND TOGETHER TO DEMAND INDIVIDUALS WITH DOWN SYNDROME BE PRIORITIZED IN THE STATE’S VACCINE PLAN. PRESS RELEASE RELEASE DATE: February 3, 2021 NC DOWN SYNDROME ORGANIZATIONS DEMAND VACCINE PRIORITZATION Vaccine Priority Group 4 is unacceptable and places at-risk lives in unnecessary jeopardy. Raleigh, NC —North Carolina Down Syndrome Organizations band together to
- [NCDSA Response to Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's Use of the R-word](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/ncdsa-response-to-rep-marjorie-taylor-greene-use-of-the-r-word/) - The North Carolina Down Syndrome Alliance is Outraged... Raleigh, NC (February 1, 2021) – The North Carolina Down Syndrome Alliance (NCDSA) is outraged at the use of an offensive term by a Member of Congress to refer to individuals with Down syndrome. The word “retard” has no place in the public discourse or the halls of
- [NCDSA Wants You!](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/ncdsa-needs-you/) - Happy New Year! The North Carolina Down Syndrome Alliance is ready to turn our attention to 2021 as we anticipate growth and expansion for NC Down Syndrome Alliance, its Mission and families served by our organization. NCDSA is searching for new dedicated and compassionate Board Members with a connection to our community. Are you interested
- [Record Breaking Virtual Triangle Buddy Walk](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/tbw2020/) - Press Release: North Carolina Down Syndrome Alliance’s Annual Buddy Walk takes on a different form, different meaning in 2020 Media Contact: Christina P. Reaves, Executive Director North Carolina Down Syndrome Alliance (984) 200-1193 Christina@ncdsalliance.org www.ncdsalliance.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE North Carolina Down Syndrome Alliance’s Buddy Walk Shifts to Virtual Celebration and has Record Breaking Year Despite
- [Covid-19 and Down Syndrome](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/covid-19-and-down-syndrome/) - NCDSA Brings You the Resources on COVID-19 and Down Syndrome During these unprecedented and challenging times, NCDSA staff continue to work to provide people with Down syndrome and their families valuable resources to get through this crisis. Maintaining your wellbeing, while working (or not working) from home and caring for your family, is not easy.
- [Special Education Service Tracking](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/special-education-service-tracking/) - Tracking Your Student's Special Education Services - Fill In
- [US Department of Treasury Release](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/us-department-of-treasury-release/) - U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY PRESS RELEASE Over 80 Million Americans Will Receive Economic Impact Payments in their Bank Accounts This Week April 13, 2020 WASHINGTON—Millions of Americans are starting to see Economic Impact Payments deposited directly in their bank accounts. The U.S. Department of the Treasury and IRS expect tens of millions of Americans
- [COVID-19 Emergency Childcare Subsidy](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/covid-19-emergency-childcare-subsidy/) - Emergency Childcare Subsidy Program The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) is providing financial assistance to help essential workers afford child care and bonuses to child care teachers and staff who provide care during the COVID-19 crisis. Essential workers are defined in Governor Cooper's March 27th Executive Order 121. Financial assistance is
- [FREE Down Syndrome T-shirt](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/free-down-syndrome-t-shirt/) - Get a FREE t21 T-shirt to raise awareness for Down syndrome. The majority of NCDSA funding comes from individual donations received throughout the year and during Buddy Walk season. NCDSA has a broad audience of supporters who lessen the fundraising burden on the families of individuals with Down syndrome who rely on NCDSA. There are
- [World Down Syndrome Day](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/world-down-syndrome-day/) - Celebrate World Down Syndrome Day 3-21 Rock your Extra Chromosome at the Rock Solid Warrior World Down Syndrome Day Party Saturday, March 21st 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm Rock Solid Warrior provides family friendly ninja warrior and rock climbing Be a ninja for the evening - fun for all ages! NCDSA will have use
- [Advocacy in Action](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/supportourmilitary/) - Military Wives Address Congressional Committee Military families face unique problems when faced with a Down syndrome diagnosis. We move every two to three years, making it difficult to work with new school districts and find new doctors. We are often put on a waiting list for care and struggle with the vastly different practices of
- [Press Release: North Carolina Down Syndrome Alliance Held 2019 Conference](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/press-release-north-carolina-down-syndrome-alliance-held-2019-conference/) - Media Contact: Christina P. Reaves, Executive Director North Carolina Down Syndrome Alliance (984) 200-1193 7951 Monument Ln, Suite 101 Raleigh, NC 27615 christina@NCDSAlliance.org www.ncdsalliance.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE North Carolina Down Syndrome Alliance Held 2019 Conference The Second Annual NC Statewide Down Syndrome Conference offered valuable resources serving individuals with Down syndrome, their parents, educators and
- [Press Release: North Carolina Down Syndrome Alliance Announced at Triangle Buddy Walk](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/press-release-north-carolina-down-syndrome-alliance-announced-at-triangle-buddy-walk/) - Media Contact: Christina P. Reaves, Executive Director Triangle Down syndrome Network (984) 200-1193 7951 Monument Ln, Suite 101 Raleigh, NC 27615 Christina@tdsn.org www.ncdsalliance.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE North Carolina Down Syndrome Alliance Announced at Triangle Buddy Walk Services for individuals with Down Syndrome expanded throughout North Carolina. RALEIGH, NC (October 8, 2019): Christina Reaves, Executive Director
- [Volunteer Spotlight](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/volunteer-spotlight/) - Triangle Down Syndrome Network is excited to acknowledge Javier Toro for his awesome work in the Down syndrome community, including his volunteer work with our organization! At 14 years old, Javier is the middle child of three who just began 9th grade at Cary High school. He is sandwiched between his older brother, Pepito, and
- [ED Reflects on Goals for TDSN](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/news-events/twentyone-blog/ed-reflects-on-goals-for-tdsn/) - Executive Director Reflects on Goals for Triangle Down syndrome Network Christina Reaves says much has been done but there is much more to do. Fear…Denial…Confusion…These were the emotions, among others, that Christina Reaves felt when her newborn baby, Emmaleigh, was diagnosed with Down syndrome. She had so many questions but didn’t know where to go

## Pages

- [Home](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/) - Through outreach, advocacy, and education, North Carolina Down Syndrome Alliance empowers, connects and supports individuals with Down Syndrome, their families and the community.
- [Staff & Board of Directors](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/staff-board-of-directors/) - Meet our staff and board of directors.
- [Annual Reports & 990s](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/annual-reports/) - View our annual reports.
- [NC Cares Campaign](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/ways-to-give/nc-cares-campaign/)
- [Mom's & Dad's Night Out](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/moms-dads-night-out/) - Learn about events that NCDSA hosts each month to allow participants respite time, face to face interaction, networking opportunities and an evening out with others that share a similar journey.
- [New Comers](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/new-comers/) - Contact us if you are moving or considering a move to our area. We will do our best to help answer any questions about our community and the services available to families of children with Down syndrome.
- [Calendar](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/calendar/) - See our past and upcoming events on our shared Google calendar.
- [Join Our Mailing List](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/join-our-mailing-list/) - Join the NCDSA Mailing List
- [UNC Down Syndrome Clinic](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/unc-down-syndrome-clinic/) - UNC Down Syndrome Clinic NCDSA is thrilled to partner with the University of North Carolina (UNC) Health to bring you the UNC Down Syndrome Program! This comprehensive program unites top-tier expertise and offers specialized medical care for individuals with Down syndrome to enhance their health and well-being. The clinic's medical director, Dr. Kate Westmoreland, is
- [Parents of School-Aged Children](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/parents-of-school-aged-children/) - As a child with Down syndrome grows up and enters public or private schools, parents need to aware of their child’s rights and the resources that are available to them in public schools.
- [Down Syndrome & Autism](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/down-syndrome-autism/) - Find resources for you or your child with a co-occurring diagnosis of Down syndrome and Autism.
- [NC Parent's First Call Program](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/nc-parents-first-call-program/) - NC Parent's First Call Program supports new or expectant parents of children with Down syndrome with information and a variety of resources and connections.
- [Prenatal Program](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/prenatal-program/) - If you have received prenatal test results that confirm or suggest a diagnosis of Down syndrome, we are here to provide whatever support would be most helpful to you and your family.
- [Prenatal Packet](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/prenatal-packet/) - Fill out this form to get connected with a First Call parent who also received a Down syndrome prenatal diagnosis.
- [New & Expectant Parents](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/new-expectant-parents/) - Connect with valuable resources for new and expectant parents of a child with Down syndrome.
- [Welcome Baby Bag Form](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/welcome-baby-bag-form/) - We offer all new parents of children with Down syndrome two books, a new parent packet of information, a newborn onesie, a baby blanket, and other goodies!
- [Advocacy](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/advocacy/) - Advocacy in the Down syndrome community helps our elected officials be better prepared to represent our interests when crafting legislation.
- [WDSD Classroom Kits](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/wdsd-classroom-kits/) - NCDSA World Down Syndrome Day Classroom Kit What is World Down Syndrome Day? World Down Syndrome Day (WDSD) is a global awareness day celebrated every year on March 21st to raise awareness. WDSD is celebrated on the 21st day of the third month because individuals with Down syndrome have a third copy of the 21st
- [Volunteer](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/volunteer/) - Help us to make a difference in the lives of many by donating your time to the North Carolina Down Syndrome Alliance! We are always in need of energetic and enthusiastic volunteers.
- [NC Statewide Conference](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/conference/) - Join us for the North Carolina Down Syndrome Conference. Learn more about the conference including date, location and speakers.
- [Conference Schedule](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/conference-schedule/) - North Carolina Down Syndrome Conference Click Here to Register for the Conference Sponsored By: Saturday, April 12, 2025 Schedule 9:00 - 9:30 Registration and Breakfast 9:30 - 10:45 Welcome and Keynote/Self-advocate track 10:45 - 11:00 Break 11:00 - 12:15 Breakout Session 1 12:15 - 1:30 Lunch 1:30 - 2:45 Breakout Session 2 2:45 - 3:00
- [NCDSA Medical Outreach](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/medicaloutreach/) - The NCDA offers information and resources to help you provide the best care possible for your patients with Down syndrome or for your new or expectant families.
- [World Down Syndrome Day](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/wdsd-world-down-syndrome-day/) - Join NCDSA March 21st for World Down Syndrome Day as we deliver medical outreach packets to healthcare professionals. Learn more.
- [Gala](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/gala/) - 2025 NCDSA Annual Gala "Celebrating Community" Thank you to the 2025 Gala Sponsors Presenting Sponsor Connection Catalyst Belonging Benefactor Join NCDSA as we "celebrate community" and work towards building an inclusive future. To learn more about the Annual Gala, purchase tickets, browse, bid, and buy items or to make a donation; please visit our event
- [Contact](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/contact/) - Fill out our online contact form to contact us directly. We look forward to connecting with you.
- [Why Give](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/why-give/) - By donating to NCDSA, you will enable us to do such things as offer workshops, provide Welcome Baby Bags, support a diverse set of community groups, and fund special events.
- [Connect with a Parent Mentor](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/connect-with-a-parent-mentor/) - Our Parent Mentor Program pairs experienced parents of a child with Down syndrome with parents of a prenatal or newly diagnosed child with Down syndrome.
- [The Learning Program™](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/the-learning-program/) - The Learning Program is a ten month program that uses effective teaching strategies and customized materials to support families in the educational process.
- [Ways to Give](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/ways-to-give/) - All gifts that the NCDSA receives are valuable regardless of the amount. We established the Benefactor's Circle to recognize the faithful and generous contributions of our core stakeholders.
- [Monthly Newsletters](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/monthly-newsletters/) - View Monthly Newsletters from our past and present.
- [Healthcare Information for Families & Caregivers](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/healthcareinformation/) - North Carolina Down Syndrome Alliance (NCDSA) is your first call for resources, support, and your connection to the North Carolina Down syndrome community.
- [Mission, Vision & Purpose](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/mission-vision-purpose/) - Learn how NCDS Alliance empowers, connects and supports North Carolinians with Down Syndrome, their families and the community.
- [NC Down Syndrome Advocacy Day](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/nc-down-syndrome-advocacy-day/) - The North Carolina Down Syndrome community comes together annually for Down Syndrome Advocacy Day at the North Carolina General Assembly in Raleigh.
- [Teens & Adults](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/teens-adults/) - NCDSA provides many helpful resources for teens and adults with Down syndrome.
- [Community Partners](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/community-partners/) - Partners of NCDSA in the local and national community.
- [Donate](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/donate/)
- [K-12 Educators](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/k-12-educators/) - We are dedicated to providing accurate information, resources and materials to help educators understand best practices for teaching students with Down syndrome in an inclusive classroom.
- [Self-Advocates](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/self-advocates/) - We encourage self-advocates to set high expectations for themselves and to pursue their dreams. Learn about the resources available to self-advocates.
- [Parents & Caregivers of Teens and Adults](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/parents-caregivers-of-teens-and-adults/) - Teens and adults with Down syndrome strive for their goals and experience life similar to that of their peers. Learn about resources available to help plan and shape their future.
- [About Down syndrome](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/general-ds-information/) - Learn how Down syndrome occurs, its characteristics, misconceptions and preferred language.
- [NCDSA Community Groups](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/ncdsa-community-groups/) - Our Community Groups are designed for families that have children with Down syndrome to network and share common interests, concerns, challenges, and information.
- [Mardi Gras Party](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/mardigras/) - Wear your favorite Mardi Gras attire and join us for our Karaoke Star Search Competition, dinner, and dancing; all while raising funds for NCDSA’s programs.
- [History (Celebrating the legacy)](https://www.ncdsalliance.org/history-celebrating-the-legacy/) - Learn how NC Down Syndrome Alliance began as the Triangle Down Syndrome Network and how it has grown over the last 21 years.

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