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Down Syndrome Foundation of Southeastern New Mexico

Down Syndrome Foundation of Southeastern New Mexico (DSFSENM)

Roswell, New Mexico - Chaves County

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Roswell

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Roswell, New Mexico

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Provider overview

The Down Syndrome Foundation of Southeastern New Mexico, based in Roswell, provides support and education for individuals with Down syndrome and their families across southeastern New Mexico.

The Down Syndrome Foundation of Southeastern New Mexico is a Roswell-based nonprofit providing support and education for the Down syndrome community across nine southeastern counties.

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Ages
Individuals with Down syndrome of all ages and their families
Season
Year-round support, education, and events
Cost
Many programs and events are low or no cost; confirm membership and any event fees.

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Down Syndrome Foundation of Southeastern New Mexico

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Down syndrome support and education

Down syndrome family support, education, the Buddy Walk, community awareness, and connection across southeastern New Mexico.

Ages
Individuals with Down syndrome of all ages and their families
Season
Year-round support, education, and events
Schedule
Contact DSFSENM for current parent support, education, the Buddy Walk, and family events across southeastern New Mexico.
Cost
Many programs and events are low or no cost; confirm membership and any event fees.
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Why this is listed
The Down Syndrome Foundation of Southeastern New Mexico, based in Roswell and started after the first Roswell Buddy Walk in 2005, provides support and education to individuals with Down syndrome and their families across nine counties including Chaves, Eddy, Lea, Curry, and Otero, with a published phone and email.
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Down syndrome support and education

The Down Syndrome Foundation of Southeastern New Mexico, based in Roswell and started after the first Roswell Buddy Walk in 2005, provides support and education to individuals with Down syndrome and their families across nine counties including Chaves, Eddy, Lea, Curry, and Otero, with a published phone and email.

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What the provider says: The source names Down syndrome, support and education, families, community awareness, and a multi-county service area including Roswell, Carlsbad, Hobbs, and Clovis.

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What we found: The Down Syndrome Foundation of Southeastern New Mexico, based in Roswell and started after the first Roswell Buddy Walk in 2005, provides support and education to individuals with Down syndrome and their families across nine counties including Chaves, Eddy, Lea, Curry, and Otero, with a published phone and email.

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Is Down Syndrome Foundation of Southeastern New Mexico reviewed for quality by Inclusive Programs Guide?

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