Thank you to the Snowy Owl Foundation for their generous grant sponsorship of our SEE Camp this summer. Their support brought music into our campers’ days and made it possible for KMAC Contemporary Art Museum to lead one-on-one art sessions, giving our members new ways to create, express themselves, and build confidence. We are grateful […]
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Hello Indiana DSL Families, I’m reaching out with an update on a topic that’s deeply important to many of you – Medicaid billing. As the new(ish) Executive Director of Down Syndrome of Louisville, I’ve had the privilege of hearing your thoughts and priorities firsthand, and I want you to know that this is a top […]
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Sessions cover government programs and benefits, special needs trusts, ABLE accounts and guardianship, and life care planning. All members of the Louisville metro community are welcome to join, as the sessions are free and open to the public. This education series features Gordon Homes, a Financial Advisor and Special Care Planner with WestPoint Financial […]
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Hi DSL family! I’m so excited to introduce myself as your new grant writer, and I wanted to share a little about who I am, both personally and professionally. Outside of work, family is everything to me. My wife Lori and I celebrated 30 years of marriage last month, and we have two amazing adult […]
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Meet Tyler Yankey, DSL’s new Sr. Director of Development! Reach out to Tyler directly: [email protected]
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Thank you to the Jeffersonville Meta Data Center for their generous grant supporting the purchase of new computers and a storage hub for our Southern Indiana Academy. These tools will help create more opportunities for our members to learn, connect, and build valuable digital skills. We are grateful for Meta’s investment in our community as […]
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We are incredibly proud to celebrate Shelly Durbin, Director of Waiver Services and Adult Programs at Down Syndrome of Louisville, who was recently nominated by Andy Beshear to serve on a first-of-its-kind state council focused on advancing services and supports for Kentuckians with disabilities. Shelly’s work at DSL has long been rooted in advocacy, thoughtful […]
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On Thursday, November 13th, our Moms Night Out gathered close to seventy incredible moms and caregivers for an evening filled with connection, laughter, and genuine joy. Down Syndrome of Louisville was proud to host the event alongside our partners at Barren Heights, FEAT Louisville, and Critically Loved, creating a space that honored the heart of […]
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Last week, Down Syndrome of Louisville was honored to welcome two talented students from Sacred Heart Model School — Kinley Jones and Lily Page — who generously donated their time and creativity to support our youngest members. As part of their eighth grade community project, Kinley and Lily handmade a collection of beautifully crocheted stuffed […]
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The Indianapolis Colts have extended an invitation to DSL for their game vs the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, November 15th at 1 pm. They’re also allowing DSL families the opportunity to take the field after the game! Section 330 – 25 seats available $178 each Section 520 – 16 seats available $81 each Section 633 […]
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Down Syndrome of Louisville (DSL) has named Taylor Ingram the next executive director of the organization, effective May 12, 2025. DSL is a resource for people with Down syndrome and their families, offering opportunities to connect socially as well as through programming that helps each individual identify and work toward achieving goals in education, physical […]
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DSL Board Member, Matthew Goodin, joins us for an informational session covering special needs trusts, estate planning, guardianship, and more! CLICK HERE to learn more about Matthew’s practice!
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This past weekend was a whirlwind of celebrations for World Down Syndrome Day (WDSD), but we had to take a moment to reflect on one of the most incredible highlights—our visit to St. Xavier High School on Friday! St. X has truly embraced the Kindness Warrior movement, with every student in the school officially trained […]
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DSL is proud to be working with the Global Down Syndrome Foundation to pass the life-changing DeOndra Dixon INCLUDE Project Act of 2024 (S. 3981). Named after Jamie Foxx’s little sister, DeOndra, who tragically passed away in 2020, this legislation will secure increased federal funding for Down syndrome research and medical care for our […]
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Please help us welcome DSL’s new Teen and Adult Transitions Manager, Ashley Corley! Hello DSL members, families and friends, My name is Ashley Corley, and I am the new Teen & Adult Transition Manager! Down Syndrome of Louisville has been a place near and dear to my heart for many years. For those […]
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Citizens of the Year: Trenton Brunner & Corey Morgan For Outstanding Achievements in the Down Syndrome Community A few things shared about them: “Corey is a true kindness warrior. He works two jobs at Home Depot and Walgreens where he gets praises from his bosses. Corey participates in many sports through specials Olympics. He created […]
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Our 2025 Annual Convention will be held in Dallas, Texas, from July 24 to 27, 2025! Registration opens March 11, 2025, at 12 PM EST. Mark your calendars—hotel rooms are booked quickly! Click here to learn more!
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Please give a warm welcome to DSL’s new Engagement Coordinator Jon B! “Hello! My name is Jon Beams! I first learned about DSL years ago through volunteer programs and the robust community in and around Kentuckiana. I believe in bringing positive experiences and fun with me everywhere I go. A smile truly speaks a thousand words! […]
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DSL’s new Preschool is up and running thanks to our new team members! “My name is Sydney Bastin and I am so excited to lead the new DSL preschool program! With a bachelor’s in health science from Spalding University, and experience at several nonprofits in the area including Sproutlings Pediatric Daycare and Home of the […]
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Join DSL at Gravely Brewing Co for our first-ever beer release! We’ve partnered with Gravely Brewing Co for our first-ever beer, the “Boogie Down Brew”! Join DSL at Gravely on Friday, October 11th from 5-8 for our official beer release! Enjoy not only a fresh beverage but also a performance from the Boogie Down Crew! […]
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CLICK HERE to read the article from the Courier Journal on Zac, Drew, and our Career Solutions program!
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Thanks to a generous grant from the Kentucky Colonels, Down Syndrome of Louisville is shifting into a new gear! We are thrilled to announce that we have received a generous $20,000 grant from the Kentucky Colonels! This incredible gift will be used to purchase a new accessible bus, ensuring that all of our members can […]
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Down Syndrome of Louisville volunteer, Louisville native, and basketball professional Trey Moses has invited DSL and friends to his Celebrity Basketball Game! Join Trey and other Louisville greats for the “Be the Reason” Celebrity Game on Saturday, June 22nd at 4 pm. CLICK HERE to RSVP for tickets Families must RSVP by Thursday, June 20th […]
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Join DSL on Wednesday, June 12th from 6-8 pm for our first-ever College Fair open house. Ivy Tech, Jefferson Community and Technical College, Western, and other programs will be present to talk about options and availability for this fall and beyond. RSVP Here Questions? Email Azariah
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Welcome Whitney Morris as a new Academy Teacher to the DSL team! Before she joined the DSL team she did Community Living Support full-time. When Whitney’s not at DSL she’s enjoying time with her four children! “I enjoy photography in my free time! A fun fact about me is I am a chicken farmer.”
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Special Olympics KY’s Young Athletes meets on select Thursdays from 6-7p at the Down Syndrome of Louisville main building. Parents please stay during YA and help out! Check the DSL Calendar for dates and cancelations Learn more about the Special Olympics Young Athletes program here Questions? Email Special Olympics’ Michael Justice
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