What's Happening?
Down Syndrome Cheshire, a charity supporting families with Down syndrome, has received funding from BBC Children in Need. The charity, founded 18 years ago, connects families and provides support and educational
resources. Rebecca Goodier, a mother from Cheshire, shared how the charity helped her feel less isolated, especially after her son Jamie underwent multiple heart surgeries. The charity supports over 380 families, offering lifelong support and empowering individuals with Down syndrome to live fulfilling lives.
Why It's Important?
The funding from BBC Children in Need is crucial for Down Syndrome Cheshire to continue its essential work. It provides a lifeline for families, helping them navigate the challenges associated with Down syndrome. The charity's efforts promote inclusion and independence, enhancing the quality of life for individuals with Down syndrome. This support is vital for fostering community connections and reducing isolation among families.
