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This website reports items of interest relating to Down syndrome and provides a forum and references for others. DSAF of Nebraska does not promote or recommend any therapy, treatment, etc. Any medical or legal information included is solely for information and any questions should always be referred to one’s family physician or attorney. DSAF of Nebraska does not support any particular political or religious view. Individuals or organizations referred to are not necessarily endorsed by the DSAF of Nebraska. Our organization wishes to bring together those interested in Down syndrome and attempts to create a positive, optimistic outlook and attitude in our schools and communities. Every person with Down syndrome is an individual who has a unique purpose and abilities. DSAF of Nebraska provides education, networking and a positive vision for the future. We embrace, support, and celebrate diversity at the Down Syndrome Association for Families of Nebraska (DSAF). We ensure equal dignity and respect and seek to empower each individual and support our members' and employees' diverse cultures, perspectives, skills, and experiences. DSAF illustrates this commitment by ensuring equal opportunities exist for all individuals regardless of race, color, ethnicity, national origin, age, gender, sexual orientation, identity, income, geographic location, special healthcare needs, citizenship, language, philosophy, pregnancy, leave status, military status, results of genetic testing, religion, and/or any other characteristic or status protected by national, federal, state, or local law. Mailing Address for Inquiries, Donations, & Sponsorships:Down Syndrome Association for Families of Nebraska (DSAF)
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