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Down Syndrome Association of Greater New Orleans

Down Syndrome Association of Greater New Orleans

New Orleans, Louisiana - Orleans County

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Provider overview

DSAGNO supports individuals with Down syndrome and their families across greater New Orleans with services from early intervention through adulthood and community events like the Buddy Walk.

The Down Syndrome Association of Greater New Orleans is a nonprofit providing services and community for people with Down syndrome and their families.

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Ages
Individuals with Down syndrome of all ages and their families
Season
Year-round services and community events
Cost
Many programs and events are low or no cost to member families; confirm membership, registration, and event details.

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Down Syndrome Association of Greater New Orleans

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Family support and community events

Down syndrome family support, early-intervention-to-adult services, community events, and connection with other local families.

Ages
Individuals with Down syndrome of all ages and their families
Season
Year-round services and community events
Schedule
Contact DSAGNO or check its calendar for current programs, family events, and the annual Buddy Walk, picnic, and holiday party.
Cost
Many programs and events are low or no cost to member families; confirm membership, registration, and event details.
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Why this is listed
The Down Syndrome Association of Greater New Orleans (DSAGNO) offers services from early intervention through adulthood and hosts community events such as the Buddy Walk, Spring Picnic, and holiday party for individuals with Down syndrome and developmental disabilities, with a published phone.
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Program details we found

Family support and community events

The Down Syndrome Association of Greater New Orleans (DSAGNO) offers services from early intervention through adulthood and hosts community events such as the Buddy Walk, Spring Picnic, and holiday party for individuals with Down syndrome and developmental disabilities, with a published phone.

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What the provider says: The source names Down syndrome, early intervention, adult services, family support, the Buddy Walk, and community events.

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What we found: The Down Syndrome Association of Greater New Orleans (DSAGNO) offers services from early intervention through adulthood and hosts community events such as the Buddy Walk, Spring Picnic, and holiday party for individuals with Down syndrome and developmental disabilities, with a published phone.

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