Saturday, October 2nd • 10am Registration

19th Annual BuddyWalk

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Did you know we have scholarships available?

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For Western Mass families.

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19TH ANNUAL WESTERN MASS BUDDY WALK
The Buddy Walk is approximately one-mile in which anyone can participate without special training.
Updated by:
Jennifer Johnson
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Donations are greatly appreciated and help maintain our scholarships and enable us to reach more people. Mail to:

Pathlight
Attn: DSRGWM
220 Brookdale Drive
Springfield MA 01104-3210

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New/Expectant Parent Resources

Established in 1999, Down Syndrome Resource Group of Western Massachusetts has helped countless families discover and embrace the potential of raising a child with Down syndrome.

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Our mission

To discover, encourage, and embrace the potential of ALL individuals with Down syndrome.

Our strategy

We will accomplish this through outreach, unity, resources, community involvement and education.

Michael brings his parents great joy
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Michael brings his parents great joy

When our son Michael was born in October of 2007, we did not know he had Down syndrome. DSRG offered so much acceptance, so much help and information, and with all that came so many reasons to think that Michael was going to be ok.

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DSRG Scholarship helps Jeanette expand her world through Music
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DSRG Scholarship helps Jeanette expand her world through Music

The Scholarships that DSRGWM provide for the DS Community is such a generous, wonderful service.

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Success Stories

Established in 1999, Down Syndrome Resource Group of Western Massachusetts has helped countless families discover and embrace the potential of raising a child with Down syndrome.

Do you have a story you would like to share? 
Tell us