Camp SHINE Spectrum 1 News Feature

• Who We Are Mission, Vision & PurposeHistory Celebrating the LegacyStaff & Board of DirectorsAnnual Reports & 990s
• Mission, Vision & Purpose
• History Celebrating the Legacy
• Staff & Board of Directors
• Annual Reports & 990s
• Programs NC Parent’s First Call ProgramPrenatal ProgramMedical OutreachGrowing TogetherUNC Down Syndrome ClinicWDSD Classroom KitsTeens & AdultsAdvocacyMoms' & Dads' Night Out
• NC Parent’s First Call Program
• UNC Down Syndrome Clinic
• Moms' & Dads' Night Out
• News & Events CalendarTWENTYONE Blog & MediaMonthly E-NewsNCDSA Buddy WalkNCDSA GalaWorld Down Syndrome DayNC Down Syndrome Advocacy Day
• TWENTYONE Blog & Media
• World Down Syndrome Day
• NC Down Syndrome Advocacy Day
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• Get Connected NC Parent’s First Call ProgramConnect with a Parent MentorNCDSA Community GroupsJoin Our Mailing ListCommunity Partners
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• Info Just For You About Down syndromeNew & Expectant ParentsHealthcare Information for Families & CaregiversNCDSA Medical OutreachUNC Down Syndrome ClinicNew ComersParents of School-Aged ChildrenParents & Caregivers of Teens and AdultsSelf-AdvocatesK-12 EducatorsDown Syndrome & Autism
• New & Expectant Parents
• Healthcare Information for Families & Caregivers
• NCDSA Medical Outreach
• Parents of School-Aged Children
• Parents & Caregivers of Teens and Adults
• Down Syndrome & Autism

Camp SHINE and NCDSA Board of Directors President, Jeff Lineberry, were featured on Spectrum News 1! We encourage you to check out the article and share the video to showcase the impact NCDSA has on your local community! It’s personal stories like this that help the larger community understand just how impactful and critical their support is, especially during Buddy Walk season!

Experience a night like no other! Wear your favorite Mardi Gras attire and join us for our Karaoke Star Search Competition, dinner, and dancing; all while raising funds for NCDSA’s programs. Come prepared to sing or donate to hear your friend, colleague, or table sing. The goal is to raise $60,000 to fund the Educational and Empowerment programs.

The North Carolina Down Syndrome Conference is designed to cover the lifespan of an individual with Down syndrome and be a valuable resource serving all audiences.

The North Carolina Down Syndrome community comes together annually for Down Syndrome Advocacy Day at the North Carolina General Assembly in Raleigh.

Each year the NCSDA celebrates World Down Syndrome Day by hosting a reception at the Governor’s Mansion.

Contact Us

Phone: (984) 200-1193 | Fax: (919) 788-3646 Email: info@ncdsalliance.org

P.O. Box 99562 • Raleigh NC 27624

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