Down Syndrome Association (Singapore) is a self-funding, non-profit social service agency established in 1996. The association was founded by parents of children with Down syndrome, with the aim of supporting and educating families, professionals, and the public about the genetic condition. Their comprehensive services include children and adult education programs, enrichment programs, family support services, and resources about Down syndrome.

They also provide a preferred language guide and a DSA Medical Passport. The association is committed to the holistic support of families and caregivers, enabling individuals with Down syndrome to reach their full potential and make meaningful contributions to society. Their vision is to be the Centre of Excellence for individuals with Down syndrome, their families, and the community.

Through lifelong learning and social integration, they aim to develop individuals with Down syndrome and support families through specialist services, information, and education. The organization also advocates for equal opportunities, quality of life, and the inclusion of individuals with Down syndrome in society. By choosing the flying kite as their logo, they symbolize the hopes, aspirations, and abilities of individuals with Down syndrome