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Who We Are
Who We Are
DSAB is a non-profit dedicated to support advocacy for persons with Down syndrome.
Programs
Programs
DSAB has program opportunities to suit all kinds of different interests. Click below to find out more.
Resource Directory
Resource Directory
DSAB has complied a list of resources related to living with and caring for those with Down syndrome.ย
Financial Awards
Financial Awards
We provide financial awards for individuals with Down syndrome and their families.
OUR MISSION
LATEST NEWS
๐๐ Down Syndrome Awareness Month โ Day 18!Every day is an opportunity to celebrate abilities, embrace differences, and create a world where EVERYONE belongs! ๐๐SADDLE UP for the 24th Annual Brevard Buddy Walkยฎ!November 7, 2026Calvary Chapel Viera Register โข Join a Team โข Donate๐ charity.pledgeit.org/buddywalk2026#downsyndromeawarenessmonth #DSAM2026 #BuddyWalk2026 #dsabrevard #inclusion
๐๐ Down Syndrome Awareness Month โ Day 17!Another day to celebrate the amazing individuals with Down syndrome who bring so much joy, personality, talent, and love to our community! ๐๐Join us in celebrating at the 24th Annual Brevard Buddy Walkยฎ!November 7, 2026๐ charity.pledgeit.org/buddywalk2026#downsyndromeawarenessmonth #DSAM2026 #BuddyWalk2026 #dsabrevard
๐๐ Day 16 of Down Syndrome Awareness Month!Awareness starts with learning, but inclusion happens when we make room for everyone to belong. Come celebrate WITH us at the 24th Annual Brevard Buddy Walkยฎ!November 7, 2026 | 9 AMโ12:30 PMCalvary Chapel VieraRegister โข Join a Team โข Donate:charity.pledgeit.org/buddywalk2026#downsyndromeawarenessmonth #BuddyWalk2026 #dsabrevard #inclusion
Our Goal
Through our community activities, events, and funding for our local families, we are striving to build a supportive culture of awareness, acceptance, and advocacy throughout Brevard County.
DSAB is fully funded by generous donations from local partners in advocacy and people like you! All of our funds stay in Brevard County to directly support individuals with Down syndrome and their families living here.