Many books, videos, brochures, magazines and newsletters provide information for parents of children with Down syndrome.
Several groups offer resource libraries. Support groups are often available to help too. 
The following organizations are good places to start looking for more information: 
<a href="[BASEDOMAIN]/healthinfo/BounceLink.aspx?Shortcut=down" target="_blank">National Down Syndrome Society</a> 
8 E. 41st St., 8th Floor&nbsp; 
New York, NY 10017 
800.221.4602 
<a href="[BASEDOMAIN]/healthinfo/BounceLink.aspx?Shortcut=modimes" target="_blank">March of Dimes</a> 
1550 Crystal Dr., Suite 1300 
Arlington, VA 22202 
888.MODIMES (888.663.4637) 
<a href="[BASEDOMAIN]/healthinfo/BounceLink.aspx?Shortcut=downcongress" target="_blank">National Down Syndrome Congress</a> 
30 Mansell Court, Suite 108 
Roswell, GA 30076 
800.232.NDSC (800.232.6372) 
Reviewed 4/5/2024

Down syndrome: Resources that can help

Several agencies offer support and information for individuals and families affected by Down syndrome.