Health New Zealand is reviewing oral health services for disabled children and young people. Parents, whānau and disabled young people aged 13 to 17 are invited to share their experiences and help shape future services.

Join us for a fun afternoon of play, connection and friendship for children aged 0 to 6 years with Down syndrome and their whānau.

Looking for a fun and supportive way for your child to get active?

Special Olympics New Zealand has opened registrations for its Young Athletes Weekend Programme in Wellington for Term 3.

Do you enjoy taking photos? Whether it's a favourite place, a close-up of a flower, a curious bird or a beautiful landscape, this year's Capture the Moment Photography Competition is all about celebrating the natural world.

Every year, the New Zealand Down Syndrome Association's National Achievement Awards recognise and celebrate the contributions, achievements and successes of people with Down syndrome from across Aotearoa.

For many people who have a brother or sister with Down syndrome, those relationships are filled with love, laughter and shared memories. They can also bring unique experiences, changing family roles and questions about the future that aren't always easy to talk about.