Support For Families And CarersSupporting someone with Down's syndrome can be both rewarding and challenging. Getting support if you care for someone with Down's syndromeIf you need help, or just want someone to talk to, there's lots of support available. Speak to parents and familiesIt can help to speak to other parents and families who know how you're feeling. You can do this by:
Speak to a charityYou can get advice from charities. Down's Syndrome AssociationFor people with Down's syndrome, their parents and carers.
Find out more about resources, information and training at the Down's Syndorme Association. Down Syndrome UKFor families and carers of children and young people with Down's syndrome.
MencapFor people with learning disabilities and their families.
ContactTo support and bring together families with disabled children.
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