Down Syndrome Association of Atlanta

Down Syndrome Association of Atlanta DSAA is a non-profit that serves individuals with Down syndrome from birth through their lifetime.
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Founded in 1979, The Down Syndrome Association of Atlanta (DSAA) is a nonprofit organization serving more than 700 families throughout metro Atlanta through social interaction & support, educational seminars, advocacy opportunities and by raising awareness of Down syndrome in the Greater Atlanta community.

🩷When we heard Taylor and Nick got engaged, we couldn’t wait to hear their story. Love shows up in so many beautiful way...
02/13/2026

🩷When we heard Taylor and Nick got engaged, we couldn’t wait to hear their story. Love shows up in so many beautiful ways, and these two are such a perfect reminder of that. We’re so excited for the happy couple!

Happy Valentine's Day, everyone, and let's celebrate love for 365 days!

📸: Thank you Ayoca Freeman

02/12/2026

Thank you, Swingworks Golf Inc. , for being such a wonderful sponsor!

Look at this cutie! Happy ❤️ month to all our heart kiddos.
02/07/2026

Look at this cutie! Happy ❤️ month to all our heart kiddos.

It's open!!!!! 🔗 in comments!
02/05/2026

It's open!!!!! 🔗 in comments!

02/04/2026
❄️We are enjoying this random snowy day in GA! Is it snowing where you live? 📸 -Thank you Kristin B. Smith for this ama...
01/31/2026

❄️We are enjoying this random snowy day in GA! Is it snowing where you live?
📸 -Thank you Kristin B. Smith for this amazing photo!

🩵 We had a great time at Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities advocacy day at the Capitol! These days are imper...
01/29/2026

🩵 We had a great time at Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities advocacy day at the Capitol! These days are imperative for our community and we are grateful to GCDD for all their guidance. Be on the 👀 out for the next one in a couple of weeks!

This is tomorrow! There are still a few tickets left.
01/27/2026

This is tomorrow! There are still a few tickets left.

🗣️NOW/COMP Waivers Advocacy Day

📆January 28, 2026 at the Georgia Capitol

COMP/NOW Waivers provide necessary care services and support to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. They play a crucial role in offering pathways to employment and financial stability. Waivers also give people with disabilities the chance to fully participate in their communities.

Registration for this event is at: https://GCDD2026WaiverAdvocacyDay.eventbrite.com

With the cold weather coming in this weekend, we are definitely in a Buddy Walk weather state of mind! Who's with us?
01/24/2026

With the cold weather coming in this weekend, we are definitely in a Buddy Walk weather state of mind! Who's with us?

✨Today we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his belief in dignity, justice, and belonging for all.His teachings remin...
01/19/2026

✨Today we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his belief in dignity, justice, and belonging for all.

His teachings remind us that every person has value and deserves to be seen, heard, and included. Those values are at the heart of the Down syndrome community. When we advocate for acceptance and opportunity, we are living out Dr. King’s vision through everyday acts of inclusion.

We honor his legacy by building communities where everyone belongs.🩵

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2221 Peachtree Road NE/Not A Physical Address
Atlanta, GA

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Founded in 1979, The Down Syndrome Association of Atlanta (DSAA) is a nonprofit organization serving more than 700 families throughout metro Atlanta through social interaction & support, educational seminars, advocacy opportunities and by raising awareness of Down syndrome in the Greater Atlanta community.