Down Syndrome Association of the Valley

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The Down Syndrome Association of the Valley (DSAV), is a 501(c)3, non-profit organization serving Eastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania.

The DSAV was established to provide support, resources, advocacy, education and opportunity for those with Down syndrome and their families.

Reaching the Healthcare community

Pre-natal/Post-natal Packets

Congressman Ryan's letter of support

The use of appropriate Person First Language is crucial. Please refer to and print this sheet.

Our vision is for people with Down syndrome to be active participants in a fully inclusive society.

Our organization is open to family members, medical professionals, educators and anyone interested in helping those in our community with Down syndrome to reach their fullest potential.

To join DSAV, click the appropriate link below:

Families & Friends

Healthcare Professionals

Educators

The Down Syndrome Association of the Valley offers a variety of programs including but not limited to:

Meetings
Medical, Legal & Educational speakers
Parent speakers
New Parent Packs
Early Intervention Information
Community Events
Therapeutic Playgroups
Connection to other parents
Down Syndrome Center

Download our Brochure (PDF)

As affiliate members of the National Down Syndrome Congress (NDSC) , the National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS), and the Down Syndrome AFFILIATES IN ACTION (DsAIA); our goal is to offer the most accurate and helpful resources and support to families and professionals in our surrounding area.

We encourage parents, families, friends and medical professionals to work together in building a future where everyone can live successful and productive lives.

For more information e-mail us.

Disclaimer: Some content or links on this web site are provided as additional resources, but