DanceSyndrome is excited to announce that Jamie Waterall, England’s Deputy Chief Public Health Nurse, is joining our Board of Trustees. Professor Jamie Waterall, currently serves as England’s Deputy Chief Public…
The Extended Impact of Our Work For several years we have known that the impact of our work reaches far beyond the people who directly participate in our sessions by…
Environmental Responsibility DanceSyndrome is keen to consider the impact that our work has on our environment as part of our ongoing environmental responsibility journey. Over the last year, we have…
Members of Lancashire-based charity DanceSyndrome are celebrating after winning an award at the first ever Northern Music Awards at the Albert Hall in Manchester on Tuesday 23rd April. The Northern…
The DanceSyndrome team are celebrating after winning an award at the Northern Power Women Awards on the first day of Down’s Syndrome Awareness Week! The inclusive approach of DanceSyndrome was…
Down’s Syndrome Awareness Week 2024 Down’s Syndrome Awareness Week is a national campaign to help people to understand what life is like for people who have Down’s syndrome and to…
A very BIG Thank You & Season’s Greetings from DanceSyndrome 2023 has been another incredible year for DanceSyndrome and as we bring it to a close, we have one…
On Wednesday 13th December, Ellie Bamber was the proud recipient of the Christine Doolan Memorial Award for 2023. The award is given in honour of DanceSyndrome supporter Chris Doolan, who…
DanceSyndrome Founder Jen Blackwell went to Lancaster Castle on Friday 20th October to receive a British Empire Medal (BEM) which she was awarded for services to Disabled People in the…
Donna Wheeldon, DanceSyndrome Dance Artist, was taken by surprise on Friday when she was awarded with a prestigious national award. Donna, aged 49 from Tarleton, thought she was attending a…
