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Down Syndrome Association of the Brazos Valley

Down Syndrome Association of the Brazos Valley

Bryan, Texas - Brazos County

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Last checked

Jun 8, 2026

Area

Bryan-College Station

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Map and directions

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4001 E 29th Street, Suite 190, Bryan, TX 77802

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Provider overview

The Down Syndrome Association of the Brazos Valley in Bryan supports individuals with Down syndrome and families through parent mentoring, advocacy, social programs, respite opportunities, workshops, and education classes.

The Down Syndrome Association of the Brazos Valley is a Bryan nonprofit supporting people with Down syndrome and families through programs, advocacy, mentoring, and community connection.

Quick facts

Ages
Individuals with Down syndrome of all ages and their families.
Season
Year-round family support, classes, workshops, respite, and social programs.
Cost
Confirm membership, class, respite, event, and workshop costs or scholarships directly with DSABV.

Location contacts

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1 public contact

Down Syndrome Association of the Brazos Valley

4001 E 29th Street, Suite 190, Bryan, TX 77802

The official site verifies 4001 E 29th Street, Suite 190 and 979-446-8259; older branch contact details were not used.

Programs and offerings

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Down syndrome family support and programs

Parent mentoring, education and advocacy, life-skills workshops, classes, social opportunities, and respite programs for individuals with Down syndrome and families.

Ages
Individuals with Down syndrome of all ages and their families.
Season
Year-round family support, classes, workshops, respite, and social programs.
Schedule
Programs are offered throughout the year and include education classes, social and respite programs, purposeful life workshops, and community events. Contact DSABV for the current calendar.
Cost
Confirm membership, class, respite, event, and workshop costs or scholarships directly with DSABV.
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Last checked
Jun 8, 2026
Why this is listed
The Down Syndrome Association of the Brazos Valley's official site verifies Bryan contact details, parent mentoring, education and advocacy, social and community programs, purposeful life workshops, education classes, social and respite programs, and all-ages community programming for individuals with Down syndrome and families.
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Program details we found

Down syndrome family support and programs

The Down Syndrome Association of the Brazos Valley's official site verifies Bryan contact details, parent mentoring, education and advocacy, social and community programs, purposeful life workshops, education classes, social and respite programs, and all-ages community programming for individuals with Down syndrome and families.

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Inclusion and support details

What the provider says: Official pages name parent mentoring, new baby outreach, education and advocacy, purposeful life workshops, education classes, and social and respite programs for the Down syndrome community.

Access notes to confirm: Ask about new-diagnosis parent mentoring, class age ranges, respite program eligibility, social events, advocacy help, and how a family new to DSABV can connect.

What we checked

What we found: The Down Syndrome Association of the Brazos Valley's official site verifies Bryan contact details, parent mentoring, education and advocacy, social and community programs, purposeful life workshops, education classes, social and respite programs, and all-ages community programming for individuals with Down syndrome and families.

We avoid ranking, recommending, evaluating quality, or making safety claims. Use the source links and contact the provider before enrolling.

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What to confirm

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  • Ages, eligibility, forms, and first-visit expectations.
  • Support model, staff preparation, supervision, and safety policies.
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Questions to ask before you register

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