Down Syndrome Ireland has launched a new campaign
6 in 10 secondary school students with Down Syndrome want to go to college, but less than 3 in 10 go on to third level courses.
Down Syndrome Ireland has launched a new campaign which focuses on ensuring people with down syndrome can live the lives they want.
Kacey O'Riordan reports
Don't Talk Down to Me!
— Down Syndrome IRL (@DownSyndromeIRL) July 27, 2021
This is Amanda Butler (21) by artist @joecaslin on the corner of Harcourt Street & Clonmel Street, Dublin.
The mural is to mark our 50th birthday!
Check out https://t.co/WZoyUBWQPo for more information. #TheUpSideDSI #21Demands pic.twitter.com/HnyTkINeI6

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