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Bringing Up Down Syndrome (BUDS)

Bringing Up Down Syndrome (BUDS)

Huntsville, Alabama - Madison County

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Provider overview

Bringing Up Down Syndrome (BUDS) is a north Alabama nonprofit offering new-parent support, family outreach, and community events for families of people with Down syndrome.

Bringing Up Down Syndrome (BUDS) is a north Alabama 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing parent support, family outreach, and community for the Down syndrome community.

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Individuals with Down syndrome of all ages and their families across north Alabama
Season
Year-round support, outreach, and family events
Cost
New Parent Packets and family outreach are provided to families; confirm membership and any event details.

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Bringing Up Down Syndrome (BUDS)

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New-parent support and family outreach

Down syndrome new-parent packets, family outreach, support events, the Buddy Walk, and connection with local families.

Ages
Individuals with Down syndrome of all ages and their families across north Alabama
Season
Year-round support, outreach, and family events
Schedule
Contact BUDS for new-parent support, family outreach, support events, and the annual Rocket City Buddy Walk.
Cost
New Parent Packets and family outreach are provided to families; confirm membership and any event details.
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Bringing Up Down Syndrome's site states BUDS is a north Alabama nonprofit providing New Parent Packets to families with a child newly diagnosed with Down syndrome, family outreach across north Alabama, and ongoing support events such as the Rocket City Buddy Walk held in Huntsville.
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Program details we found

New-parent support and family outreach

Bringing Up Down Syndrome's site states BUDS is a north Alabama nonprofit providing New Parent Packets to families with a child newly diagnosed with Down syndrome, family outreach across north Alabama, and ongoing support events such as the Rocket City Buddy Walk held in Huntsville.

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What the provider says: The source names Down syndrome, New Parent Packets, family outreach across north Alabama, support events, and the Buddy Walk.

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What we found: Bringing Up Down Syndrome's site states BUDS is a north Alabama nonprofit providing New Parent Packets to families with a child newly diagnosed with Down syndrome, family outreach across north Alabama, and ongoing support events such as the Rocket City Buddy Walk held in Huntsville.

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