…d send to:- DSActive Down’s Syndrome Association Langdon Down Centre 2a Langdon Park Teddington TW11 9PS By Phone Call us on 0333 121 2300 to make a donation over the phone. Ask for the fundraising department and please ensure you make it clear the donation is for DSActive….
…ere known purely for cash plans, we now offer a wide range of products and services to cater for peoples’ everyday health needs – now and into the future. Helping people make the most of life is our sole purpose and giving back is a huge part of that. In 2015 we were able to donate £1.6 million to charitable causes, touching the lives of nearly 825,000 people across the UK. Our future success and performance will enable us to deliver our ongoing p…
…esday – Personal Training session Wednesday – Swimming and Kayaking in holiday Thursday – Running Friday – Running Saturday – Personal Training session Sunday – Run in the park every month or walk/run on Dartmoor I normally see my Personal Trainer on Tuesday’s and she makes me do lots of cardio and she helps me to lose fat more and keep slim. I sometimes run on the treadmill but not all the time because I go outside to run in the park with her and…
…ere known purely for cash plans, we now offer a wide range of products and services to cater for peoples’ everyday health needs – now and into the future. Helping people make the most of life is our sole purpose and giving back is a huge part of that. In 2015 we were able to donate £1.6 million to charitable causes, touching the lives of nearly 825,000 people across the UK. Our future success and performance will enable us to deliver our ongoing p…
…e working with Surrey Cricket & Spencer Club. Cricket teaches players different movements such as catching, throwing, striking the ball, running and etc. Cricket can improve your mental health and well-being. The cricket world cup is starting next month, so it’s exciting time to be involved in cricket.” The sessions are outdoors on the cricket field. In the first week, 11 people with Down’s syndrome attended. The group warm-up involved all players…
…to be working with the Activity Alliance to ensure that opportunities are available for people with Down’s syndrome to be active, be healthy and play sport. The Down’s Syndrome Association has worked tirelessly for nearly 50 years to create the conditions that all people with Down’s syndrome need to live full and rewarding lives.” Barry Horne, Chief Executive for Activity Alliance, said: “Our vision ‘disabled people are active for life’ is a powe…
Down’s Syndrome Awareness Week and World Down Syndrome Day are an amazing opportunity to challenge our society’s misconceptions about Down’s syndrome and to call for it to be more inclusive. We’ll be celebrating the achievements of people with Down’s syndrome, telling their stories and amplifying their voices. The DSA will especially be highlighting the stories and achievements of people with Down’s syndrome and who have more complex needs…a sect…
