Keeping Up with Down Syndrome NSW
Thursday, 31 July 2008

Sometimes siblings struggle

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We often read about very positive experiences for siblings of people with Down syndrome and the research literature points out that our chil...
Tuesday, 29 July 2008

Helping more disabled Australians into work (Press release)

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21/07/2008 Joint Media Release : The Hon Bill Shorten, Parliamentary Secretary for Disabilities and Children's Services; The Hon Brenda...

Freedom Wheels: TAD NSW

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The FREEDOM WHEELS customised bike program modifies standard push bikes to give a new kind of independence to children with disabilities by...
Monday, 28 July 2008

A book to calm the nerves: "Going to the Dentist"

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This beautifully illustrated book can help prepare children for a visit to the dentist. It is written as a social script, with each step of ...
Sunday, 27 July 2008

What's new on www.dsansw.org.au?

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The Research pages on the Down Syndrome NSW website have been updated to include information on opportunities for families to participate ...

Have you met my staff?

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The photo might take a little time to load - it's worth waiting for! (Click on the photo for a larger, clearer version). Mary Givney-C...
Saturday, 26 July 2008

Do you care for or know someone with an intellectual disability, under 65, who lives in a nursing home?

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Lots of information about research studies has come in this week, including this locally based study into a very real problem for some peopl...

Experiences of Parents and Siblings of Children with a Disability or Chronic Illness

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Honours students Laura Baldwin and Sarah Thompson from the Division of Psychology at RMIT University (Melbourne), in conjunction with the P...
Friday, 25 July 2008

Irish study of 25 years of cataract surgery in children with Down syndrome

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The incidence of both congenital and acquired cataracts is somewhat higher in children with Down syndrome, than in typically developing chil...
Thursday, 24 July 2008

UK study on 20 yr trends in birth incidence of babies with Down syndrome

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At a time when new, noninvasive prenatal tests are being trialled and prepared for commercial release in the UK and in North America, the Eu...
Wednesday, 23 July 2008

States agree to set national disability services standards

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ABC News reported this evening: The states and territories have agreed to set national standards and benchmarks for disability services at...

More new online DS Issues and Information modules released

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Down Syndrome Education International is burning ahead with it open access project, releasing four more titles online today providing free ...
Tuesday, 22 July 2008

Some of the challenges of prenatal diagnosis

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A combination of events that will make non-invasive pre-natal testing much more widely available, and are likely to lead to a sharp drop in...

Some new and newly discovered websites - addressing difficult concerns

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Stuart Mills , an Information Officer with the DSA UK alerted us to the first blog listed below, which led to a little surfing to investigat...
Monday, 21 July 2008

Australia ratifies UN Disabilities Convention

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Press release issued 18th July 2008, by ATTORNEY-GENERAL, THE HON ROBERT McCLELLAND MP MINISTER FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS, THE HON STEPHEN SMITH M...

A mum touching on the goddess of small things .....

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On MotherJungle , Susan, the mother of a young child with Down syndrome, puts things in perspective (18th July 2008): It is all too easy to ...
Thursday, 17 July 2008

Art Exhibition, Tamworth NSW: celebrating 50 yrs of Challenge Disability Services

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06 August- 02 September 2008 Ray Walsh House Foyer Gallery 437 Peel Street, Tamworth Challenge Disability Services have been providing supp...
Wednesday, 16 July 2008

Award for Roadmap to Holland

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Jennifer Groneberg's much applauded book "Roadmap to Holland", released in April 2008 has won the National Down Syndrome Con...

DS NSW Patron condemns verbal abuse of people with disabilities

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Craig Wing (NRL first grade player for South Sydney) is proud to be the Patron of Down Syndrome NSW. His interest in the organisation was ...
Sunday, 13 July 2008

These quilts have people skills .....

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These two colourful patchwork quilts are the first of a set of four made for Down syndrome NSW, by Fairholme Quilters (Pennant Hills). The...
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