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The Down Syndrome Association of Central New Jersey (DSACNJ) is a non-profit parent support group, established to assist families of children and adults with Down syndrome (i.e., Trisomy 21) in the following ways: We are an initial point of contact for local families who have received a diagnosis that their newborn or unborn child has Down Syndrome; We provide support, encouragement and up-to-date information to parents of children with Down syndrome and to others whose lives are touched by them; We offer meetings and social gatherings for people with Down Syndrome and their families; We disseminate information to our members about events, activities, speakers, conferences and other resources of interest to the Down syndrome community. We maintain a network of families to foster an exchange of information regarding local medical resources, conferences, development programs, educational programs, etc. from which our families can benefit; We celebrate the lives of our children and encourage them to reach their full potential; We promote the inclusion of all people with Down syndrome in our schools and community through advocacy and information; and We are affiliated with the National Down Syndrome Congress and the National Down Syndrome Society.

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