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…
Monday 19th June sees the start of national Learning Disability Awareness Week 2023. The theme for the week is “busting myths about living life with a learning disability”. DanceSyndrome is…
DanceSyndrome Ambassador takes part in Commonwealth Games Queen’s Baton Relay DanceSyndrome Dance Leader, Ambassador and Spokesperson Becky Rich was thrilled to be invited to take part in the Commonwealth…
World Down’s Syndrome Day and Down’s Syndrome Awareness Week are always celebrated enthusiastically by all at DanceSyndrome as we see on a daily basis how important inclusion is and how…
Christopher Reid is 24 years old, from East London. He is a keen athlete who hopes to represent Team GB in the next Paralympic games in 400m and 800m running…
On 1st September 2021, DanceSyndrome is excited to welcome Julie Nicholson as our new Managing Director. Julie is not new to DanceSyndrome. She has been a proud Trustee for…
Sue & Malcolm’s fundraising sailing challenge DanceSyndrome was founded in 2009 by Jen Blackwell, who happens to have Down’s syndrome, because she found it difficult to find opportunities in community…
This year Father’s Day falls in Learning Disability Week so we wanted to share some words from a father on the theme for this year of “getting creative”. Who better…
This week is Down’s Syndrome Awareness Week and people across the country are celebrating all the different ways people with Down’s Syndrome are connecting with each other. Today also marks…
Dance Leader Helen Cherry blogs about a day in the life of a person with learning disabilities during lockdown and how dance helps her. Helen Cherry is a Dance…