141. Down Syndrome Fundacio Catalana Sindrome Down 21 Trisomy Information about the foundation. http://www.fcsd.org/eng/index.htm

JOIN US! NEWS SHOP LIBRARY ... Bookmark this page The FCSD is a private non-profit organization, founded on March 30th, 1984, and declared of public interest on October 24th of that same year. It is number 61 in the Foundations Register of the Generalitat de Catalunya. Down syndrome Fundació Catalana Síndrome de Down web site DS International Medical Review on Down Syndrome Last updated number 2004 March FREE Subscription SUBSCRIBE online now! Add your own website!! Down Syndrome Resources Join us! Ongoing forums Online store Down Syndrome books, posters, art collection, videos Grow charts! Down syndrome medical centre Down Syndrome International Medical Review on Down Syndrome Free subscription! Subscribe now! New! Press section: digital media news items dealing with Down Syndrome PLEASE HELP!! We want this site to be maximally useful for everybody. If you have any ideas, or suggestions for change, or any feedback at all... we would love to hear from you! If you haven't yet done so

142. Down's Syndrome Association Provides information, counselling and support for people with down s syndrome,their families and carers, as well as for professionals. http://www.downs-syndrome.org.uk/

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143. UK Resources For Down’s Syndrome A comprehensive set of addresses and links for down's syndrome on the web in the UK on the web. Includes links to government agencies, voluntary organisations and the full text of the 1996 Education Act. http://www.43green.freeserve.co.uk/uk_downs_syndrome/ukdsinfo.html

Our kids' photos Memories If you are a new parent, MANY CONGRATULATIONS! You may find Welcoming Babies with Down Syndrome encouraging and useful. If you want to talk to fellow parents, try the UK DS e-mail list For members of the UK list and others, our kids' photos and members' contributions National organisations Down Syndrome Educational Trust/Sarah Duffen Centre Local groups Bristol Area Calderdale Greater Manchester Leicestershire ... Southampton Includes how to join the UK DS mailing list Health advice on the web Education information and advice The Advisory Centre for Education (ACE) ... Centre for Studies on Inclusive Education (CSIE) Department for Education and Skills (DfES) Independent Panel for Special Education Advice (IPSEA) Makaton - a simplified sign language Network 81 SpEArHead Special Educational Needs and Disability Tribunal Legal advice ... Links to Benefit Agency information Addresses: Disability Living Allowance Unit Family Credit Unit The Family Fund Independent Living Fund ... International DS web sites ORGANISATIONS FOR DS This is the main British organisation for DS. The headquarters is shown below, but there are local branches all over the UK, run by parent volunteers. Has expert advisers on tap, publishes newsletter and lots of leaflets/booklets/videos. It also includes people with DS on its board of trustees as it wants to become an organisation

144. The Down's Syndrome Medical Interest Group - Encouraging Best-practice Medical C Information for healthcare professionals, including UKspecific growth charts, guidelines, and medical information library. http://www.dsmig.org.uk/

@import url(dsmig.css); HOME What's New Members area Medical Library ... Contact Us Site Editor Dr Jennifer Dennis Cayenne Web Development We subscribe to the HONcode principles. Verify here search: About This Site What's New (updated 12 Apr 2005) Getting Started How to use this site Browser Information We are supporting The John Muir Trust This site provides essential information for healthcare professionals on 'best practice' medical care for people with Down's syndrome in the UK and Ireland. It has been produced by the UK Down's Syndrome Medical Interest Group (DSMIG), a network of doctors whose aim is to ensure equitable provision of medical care for all people with Down's syndrome in the UK and Republic of Ireland. The site includes: A medical library providing access to the full range of information developed specifically by DSMIG as well as selected information from other sources. DSMIG Information Resources , including: DSMIG's special insert for the parent held personal child health record ( PCHR ) - the Red Book - and the new UK Down's syndrome growth charts Guidelines for basic essential medical surveillance which set out a minimum standard of basic medical surveillance which we consider essential and realistically achievable within the framework of healthcare services in the UK and Ireland.

145. Angel Down Under Australian couple chronicles their experience raising a child with Angelman syndrome. Mailing list. General information. http://usrwww.mpx.com.au/~altona/

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146. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome - Symptoms And Treatment Of Median Nerve Compression Concise fact sheet explaining the causes, symptoms and treatment of Carpal Tunnel syndrome, available for down loading in Adobe Acrobat. http://hcd2.bupa.co.uk/fact_sheets/mosby_factsheets/carpal_tunnel.html

search home services health information ... BUPA Products and services Health insurance Financial protection Hospitals Care homes ... International cover Visitor interest areas Individuals Business Intermediaries Health professionals ... BUPA members Facilities finder Find local health and fitness facilities World of BUPA BUPA services around the world at bupa.com health information health factsheets Carpal tunnel syndrome Published by BUPA's Health Information Team June 2003 Carpal tunnel syndrome is a fairly common condition that occurs when there is too much pressure on a nerve in the wrist. There is usually aching, numbness or tingling in the thumb, some of the fingers and sometimes part of the hand. About carpal tunnel syndrome Carpal tunnel syndrome affects about 1 in 100 people at some point in their life. Men and women of any age can develop it, but it is most common in women in their 30s, 40s and 50s. Sometimes carpal tunnel syndrome is triggered by a person’s occupation, and can lead to the person being unable to work. Most cases of carpal tunnel syndrome can be prevented by stopping or reducing the activity that stresses the fingers, hand, or wrist, or by changing the way in which activities are done. Where is the carpal tunnel?

147. Down's Syndrome Scotland down s syndrome Scotland aims to improve the quality of life for everyone in More babies with down s syndrome are born to younger than older women. http://www.dsscotland.org.uk/

Jump to main content Down's Syndrome Scotland Helping people realise their potential Need to speak to someone? Phone our information line 0131 313 4225 or email us Home Contact us Site map High visibility view Default view ... Access options Search for: About us Support News and events Publications ... Useful sites Welcome Down's Syndrome Scotland aims to improve the quality of life for everyone in Scotland with Down's syndrome Define Down's syndrome . If you are looking for information or help, this site is a good place to start. Did you know? More babies with Down's syndrome are born to younger than older women. More children with Down's syndrome go to mainstream schools Define Mainstream school than ever before. People with Down's syndrome enjoy a much longer life nowadays. People with Down's syndrome should have regular health checks. We have staff who are experts in health, education and ageing. Xchange is back! Share views and experiences. Visit the Xchange Define Xchange First time on this website? Here are some quick links for... People with Down's syndrome New parents Brothers and sisters Relatives and friends ... Healthcare staff What's new...

148. Untitled Document Collaboration between the down's syndrome Association and St George's Hospital Medical School, University of London, has produced a comprehensive information resource, with particular emphasis on the ability of medical professions to empower their patients. http://www.intellectualdisability.info/

149. Down Syndrome - MayoClinic.com A description of the disease plus complications, risk factors, diagnosis and treatment. http://www.mayoclinic.com/home?id=5.1.1.4.5

150. Down's Syndrome Association - South West Thames Area Information on their activities and contact details. http://www.downsyndrome.org.uk/

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151. Down's Syndrome Association - London Branch - UK Support group for parents and carers of people with down's syndrome. Details of meetings and activities. http://www.downs-syndrome-london.org.uk/

DOWN'S SYNDROME LONDON Affiliation to the Down's Syndrome Association applied for. New parents page STUDENTS AND RESEARCHERS PLEASE NOTE THAT WE ARE PRIMARILY A SUPPORT SERVICE FOR PARENTS IN LONDON, SO PLEASE FOLLOW OUR "LINKS TO OTHER DOWN'S SYNDROME SITES AND INFORMATION" BELOW FOR GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT DOWN'S SYNDROME The Down's Syndrome Association London Branch was formed in June 2000 to try to meet the needs of a number of young children with Down's Syndrome and their families. Along with most other DSA branches we have now become a seperate entity as requested by the DSA this year. This will enable us to fundraise from sponsors who do not give to branches of national charities and handle our own financial affairs. If you are interested in helping us please contact. during awareness week last year. The exhibition is entitled "Shifting Perspectives" and shows work by seven London photographers whose children have Down's syndrome. This work offers alternative representations of both adults and children with Down's syndrome and challenges conventional attitudes and prejudices. It is hoped that the exhibition will tour the UK in 2004 Click to see more of the exhibition Down's Syndrome Awareness Week T o mark this week photographer Maria de Fatima Campos has published a series

152. Lincolnshire Branch Down's Syndrome Association Providing Help And Support For P Contact details; also includes poems, stories, articles, and book reviews. http://www.emandan.freeserve.co.uk/

Registered Charity Number 1095603 Welcome to the website of the Lincolnshire Down's Syndrome Support Group This branch is a non-profit making organisation which exists to provide help, advice and support for people with Down's syndrome, their family and friends. The branch itself covers most of Lincolnshire. All of the committee are parent members and we are constantly on the lookout for new ideas and new members to help take the branch forward into the 21st century. The majority of the pictures on this site are of my daughter Danielle, though there are one or two pictures of other members' children. Please navigate the site using the buttons on the left. If you have the time please sign our guestbook. Steve B Lincolnshire Branch Secretary These pages are constantly being updated and added to please continue to visit for the latest amendments. For further information or if you would like anything adding to these pages Email: lincsdowns@fsmail.net These pages are produced by emandan productions Since 17 March 2001 FastCounter by bCentral Affiliated to the Down's Syndrome Association

153. New Home Page Offers support and information to families who have a member with down's syndrome and congenital heart defects. Forum and contact details. http://www.downs-heart.downsnet.org/

DOWN'S HEART GROUP Information about heart defects related to Down's Syndrome UK Charity No 1011413 The Down's Heart Group is a UK charity which offers support and information to families who have a member with Down's Syndrome and congenital heart defects On this site you will find information about heart defects, tests and procedures, and other topics of interest, as well as details of the support and information available from the Down's Heart Group Everyone involved with the Group is themselves a parent (if not natural, then foster or adoptive), or in a few cases a grandparent. We have all found it helpful to be in contact with other families, perhaps it would help you too. Contact Information If you feel we may be able to help you or someone you know, please contact us. Telephone FAX Postal address 17 Cantilupe Close Eaton Bray Dunstable Beds United Kingdom Electronic mail Downs_Heart_Group@msn.com Mailing List You might like to subscribe to the Downs-Heart mailing list which is specifically for those interested in the heart problems associated with Down's Syndrome. Particularly useful for asking questions and sharing experiences with other families from all over the world. To subscribe, click on the link below then follow the instructions.

154. GMDSA Home Page Provides information on down's syndrome and support to parents, carers and professionals. Online newsletter, and list of resources. http://members.aol.com/GMDSA/

GM DSA Greater Manchester Branch of the Down's Syndrome Association Reg. Charity 1061474 email us Welcome to The GMDSA Homepage The Greater Manchester Branch of the Down's Syndrome Association, now has a presence on the World Wide Web. The GMDSA is a parent led support group to provide information for parents, carers and professionals on all matters concerning Down's syndrome. On our Web site you can: Read our newsletter Update issue 15 Read our newsletter Update issue 14 find out how to contact us links to other Down's syndrome sites What is Down's syndrome? (Link to the DSA) NEW! AGM 2002 Speaker from 'Disagreement Resolution in Action', Tuesday 18 th June at the Creative Living Centre, Prestwich at 7.30pm. GMDSA Library and Resources list. What is the GMDSA? We are a group of parents who live in the Greater Manchester area. Most of us care for a child or adult who has Down's syndrome. We provide information and advice through our courses, newsletter and library. Social events for the family are arranged so that families can meet one another. Committee members meet regularly and anyone is welcome to attend and lend a hand. We can arrange for new parents to be introduced to other parents for advice or just a listening ear. Who's who and who we are Visitors since 23th June 1998 Web Search Engines Google Last updated 8th June 2002

155. Dsa-northeast.org.uk Branch of the down's syndrome Association offers parental counselling, subsidised leisure activities, Christmas parties and events, playgroups, and newsletters to people with down's syndrome, their families and their carers. http://www.dsa-northeast.org.uk/

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156. PODS (Parents Of Down's Syndrome) Provides support, friendship and information for parents and carers of children with down's syndrome in Barnet and surrounding areas. Information on activities, stories, and contact details. http://www.pods.org.uk/

157. Ups And Downs A support group of parents of children with down's syndrome in Southampton. Information about activities and resources, with contact details. http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/UpsandDowns/

158. Initiative For People With Down's Syndrome Includes photos of children from around the world, and an online exhibition entitled Variety Enriches Our World. http://members.aol.com/InitiativeDown/index.htm

Exhibition Gallery UPPS Initiative for people with Down's Syndrome Ultrasound picture of a child with Down's syndrome in the .week of pregnancy Initiative for people with Down's Syndrome Dr. med. Bernhard Möller und Isabella Möller Kiefernweg 26D - 33014 Bad Driburg Germany to the german version of this site I n December 1998 founded association in Germany, which wants to inform the public about and support people with Down's syndrome. D own's syndrome is no disease, but a variant of the human chromsomes with the chromosome 21 present in each cell three times (instead of otherwise twice). It is usually not hereditary, but emerged by chance. Children with Down´s syndrome show a slower development, which extent is individually different. No one knows, which possibilities of development exist with appropriate help. W e would like to encourage affected parents, to accept their child as it is, in order to say"Yes". We fight for these right to live and will never let the human dignity of our sons and daughters be undermind. We think it is not acceptable, that today in 98 % pregnancy is interrupted after prenatal diagnosis of down's syndrome.You must remember, that according to the law in Germany an abortion is possible from medical indication until the moment of birth.

159. Downs Syndrome Leicestershire Group Information about the support and advice network offered by this parents' group. Includes details of resources and services available to families affected by Downs syndrome. http://www.leicesterdownsgroup.co.uk/dsindex.html

Home INFO Toy library Speech Therapy ... Links HOME PAGE The Leicestershire Downs Syndrome Group has recently become a charity in its own right. For over 20 years it was a branch member of the Downs Syndrome Association, a national charity with its Headquarters in London. Due to policy changes of the National group Leicester and many of its other 90 branches are now standing on their own two feet, whilst remaining affiliated to the Downs Syndrome Association. The Leicester group is run by a dedicated team of unpaid volunteers, mostly parents, but all who have a child with Down's Syndrome as a member of their family. The Leicester Group was founded in 1981 by a small group of mothers who met during the early days of their children's lives, to give each other the support, that was unavailable elsewhere. From there the group has grown to provide a large support and advice network to many families right across Leicestershire. Work is ongoing, as our volunteers strive to carry on providing the current services in place and aim to expand into the future with new projects.

160. Down Syndrome Webring CERI down’s syndrome PageFeatures articles and interviews about the use of vitamins and supplements inmanaging the condition. http://www.webring.org/cgi-bin/webring?home&ring=downsyn

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