Down Syndrome Association of Wisconsin (DSAW) is a 30-year-old volunteer-driven organization dedicated to providing support, resources, and services to individuals and families in Wisconsin who have Down syndrome and related disabilities. Their mission is to promote awareness, education, and full acceptance of those with Down syndrome in our communities. With over 800 volunteers throughout the state, DSAW touches the lives of more than 5,500 people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities each year through their programs, education, and support.

They offer a wide variety of services, including support for new and expectant parents, home and community-based services, employment services, medical professional training, and aging services. They also organize events, webinars, seminars, and conferences to promote awareness and provide resources. No matter where someone lives in Wisconsin, DSAW is there to provide resources and support on their journey.

They strive to make Wisconsin the best-supported state for people with Down syndrome and their loved ones. Contact DSAW today to learn more about how they can serve you and your family