
Down's Syndrome Awareness Week - 16th to 22nd March 2026
World Down's Syndrome Day - Saturday 21st March 2026


Society and its support for people with Down’s syndrome has come a long way in the last 40 years, but even today, people with Down’s syndrome still face inequality in many aspects of their lives.
This Down's Syndrome Awareness Week we invite you to #TakeAStepForward and celebrate the value and contribution of people with Down’s syndrome to Scottish life.
We still have a lot to do in tackling discrimination and prejudice, if we are to create truly equal opportunities for everyone living with an extra chromosome.
To get involved in making a change by raising awareness and funds, check out the rest of our website, or why not contact the Team who will be delighted to help and support you in any way they can...
There are lots of ways you can fundraise and #TakeAStepForward this Down's Syndrome Awareness Week, and champion our cause to support every individual with Down's syndrome in Scotland.
Whether you set yourself a unique personal challenge or get together with family, friends or work colleagues, we have 4 fabulous fundraising activities for you to Register and Take Part in.



We want to help everyone living with an extra chromosome to achieve their fullest potential. Please join us and #TakeAStepForward for people with Down’s syndrome in Scotland, and together we can help them realise their 4 BIG Dreams...
1. Getting a good job
2. Ensuring their health needs are met
3. Having a great plan for when they leave school
4. Living well in their local community
Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram & LinkedIn to hear more about our plans for Down's Syndrome Awareness Week between Monday 16th to Sunday 22nd March 2026, including how you can get involved in our 4 fantastic fundraising activities or challenges, and let's celebrate World Down's Syndrome Day together on Saturday 21st March 2026.
If you have any questions or would like more information about how you can get involved in our charity and #TakeAStepForward this Down’s Syndrome Awareness Week …