Our programs focus on therapeutic, recreational, educational, and social opportunities for all ages and stages. We tailor our offerings to reflect the need of our local families as we strive to provid...
Empowerment Series typically occur once a week for 3 – 5 weeks. The classes build upon each other and are designed to empower individuals with Down syndrome.
Enrichment Classes focus on increasing knowledge about a particular topic or enhancing a specific skill. These classes are different from our Empowerment Series because there is only one class to atte...
Social Opportunities occur on occasion and include various learning components, but focus heavily on social networking and building relationships.
In partnership with University of Cincinnati Speech-Language Pathology, we offer a speech program (T.E.L.L.) for adults with Down syndrome! T.E.L.L. stands for Teaching Engagement and Lifelong La...
iCan Bike uses adapted bicycles, a specialized instructional program and trained staff to enable individuals with disabilities to learn to ride a two-wheel bicycle. Riders attend one 75 minute session...
Our tutoring program is offered to expand learning time for children with Down syndrome. It is led by high-quality certified special education instructors. The tutoring program will be individualized ...
The Empowerment Center is furnished with therapeutic equipment, a rock wall, swings, trampolines, climbing mats, toys, games, and electronics. In addition, we have a fully equipped sensory room. We ho...
Find Your Way is a new collection of programs focusing on self-determination in adults with Down syndrome. These programs will include IGNITE, ACCELERATE, NAVIGATE, and CRUISE. These programs will tak...
Our DSAGC Cheerleading Program starts each year in the fall for K-12th grade. We have two cheerleading squads (NKY & Ohio). The squads practice a routine then perform alongside high school and col...
While our programs are back in-person, we will still offer several virtual opportunities on a monthly basis. Registration is required, but it is FREE to participate.
We've worked alongside employment specialists to compile resources and tools for poterntial employers and employees. In addition, we host a "Preparing for Employment" series to prepare young...
Community Groups provide support, connections, information and are a resource to families while creating a warm, welcoming, empathetic environment.
The Buddy Walk is the Down Syndrome Association of Greater Cincinnati’s largest fundraising and awareness event of the year, attracting over 13,000 participants and raising half of our annual revenue. Over 360 teams, from across the 12 counties we serve, come together to celebrate our loved ones with Down syndrome. Learn more
