The purpose of the Down Syndrome Association of Maryland is to serve families of and persons with Down syndrome by providing information and support.
The group wishes to promote a happy, healthy, accepting environment which enables independence for people with Down syndrome so that they may reach their potential at all stages of their lives
Community Living, Inc. (CLI) is a nonprofit in Frederick, MD that offers services to people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities — like autism or Down syndrome. We offer supports in every area of daily living that adults need; for example, job coaching and placement, tasks of daily living, activities, doctor’s appointments, and retirement. We believe that everyone is capable and worthy of inclusion, regardless of ability level, and we exist to act as the support system the people we serve need in order to live full, meaningful lives in our community.
F.R.I.E.N.D.S., or Family Resource, Information & Education Network for Down Syndrome is a 501(c)(3) non-profit group of parents re-formed in 1999 in Frederick County, Maryland to:
- Be a support and resource group for expectant parents, new parents and extended families of babies born with Down Syndrome;
- Provide age-appropriate activities for our children and their friends;
- Advocate for community awareness and acceptance;
- Have quarterly meetings with professional speakers experienced in issues relative to Down Syndrome;
- Meet informally to share the joys and challenges of parenting.
High Road School of Prince George’s County provides an individualized learning experience within a comprehensive program designed to help children with emotional disabilities and other learning disabilities achieve a higher quality of life. Our highly trained, dedicated staff guides students who learn differently to an unprecedented level of success in all facets of their lives. Enabling and empowering students to direct their own lives is key to our approach.
The Arc Maryland works to create a world where children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) have and enjoy equal rights and opportunities.
