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Down Syndrome Guild of Southeast Michigan
Basic Information
Address: 29688 Telegraph Road Suite 200
Southfield, MI 48034
Phone Number: 248-327-6154
Email: info@dsgsemi.org
Director: Paulette Duggins
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Additional Information
Causes Served: Individuals with Down Syndrome, their families and professionals
Population Served: Individuals with Down Syndrome, their families and professionals
Ages for Volunteer: 6th grade through College
Hours of Service: Daytime and Evenings - varied based on needs
Minimum Hours Required: na
Days of Service: Weekdays and Weekends (if needed)
Mission Statement:
The mission of our 501(c)(3) organization is to provide support, resources and advocacy with the aim of increasing awareness and opportunities for individuals with Down syndrome, their families and caregivers.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
The DSG will provide support, resources and advocacy for individuals with Down syndrome, their families and caregivers with the goal of increasing opportunities and awareness. Specifically:
•Promote the development of programs that enrich the lives of individuals with Down syndrome
•Increase public awareness and understanding about the abilities of individuals with Down syndrome
•Encourage inclusion of individuals with Down syndrome in our neighborhoods, schools, places of worship, recreational activities, and places of employment
•Provide education, resources and support to parents and educators to ensure quality education which will prepare individuals with Down syndrome for further education, employment and/or independent living
•Create a forum for the exchange of ideas and experiences
Program History:
We have launched:
Parents and Schools in Partnership
Revised & Revamped Website
Bi-monthly newsletters
Teen Groups
Baby Buddies Play Groups
New Parent Breakfasts
Medical Outreach to hospitals, doctors and nurses
Local Support groups
Monthly Speakers Series
Events:
Annual Buddy Walk
Annual Christmas Party
Annual Family Picnic