DSL Hosts Mom’s Night Out!
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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Sacred Heart Students Craft Kindness for DSL Families
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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DSL Day with the Colts
The Indianapolis Colts have extended an invitation to DSL for their game vs the Houston Texans on Sunday, November 30th at 1 pm. They’re also allowing DSL families the opportunity to take the field after the game! We have a variety of tickets available at different price points. Section 105 – 20 seats available $172 […]
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DSL Indiana Waiver Update
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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DSL Education Series: DS Diet
CLICK HERE to download the slide presentation Additional Questions? Email DSL’s Dr Jenny Kimes
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DSL Education Series: Puberty
Corresponding Handouts Getting My Period Handout Male Masturbation Female Hygiene Male Hygiene Female Masturbation Periods for Women with Down syndrome
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Serving Up Kindness: State Champs Support DSL
Congratulations to this incredible team of women who served up more than just tennis talent at the 2025 USTA Kentucky Adult 40 & Over State Championship in Lexington! Not only did they ace the competition and take home the state title, but they also chose to give back — selecting Down Syndrome of Louisville as […]
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Sam, Tim, & Taylor join Tony & Dwight on 840 WHAS
Taylor, Tim, and Sam “the freeze man” joined Tony & Dwight on May 15th to share exciting updates about Down Syndrome of Louisville’s new chapter and our upcoming Pro-Celebrity Golf Tournament!
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Meet Taylor Ingram: DSL’s New Executive Director
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 Education Series: Special Needs Trusts
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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DSL Visits St. X for World Down Syndrome Day
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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Welcome Shaylea
Please join us in welcoming the newest Academy Teacher and member of the DSL team, Shaylea, ! We’re so excited to have her on board! “Hi! My name is Shaylea Dabney and I am a new teacher at the Academy! I heard about DSL through family and friends and am excited to now be apart […]
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Congrats to Corey Morgan, who recently completed his first Triathlon race after 5 months of training! Corey was inspired by Chris Nikic, the first individual with Down syndrome to complete an ironman triathlon, and has worked so hard to get to this place.
Corey completed the Ironcology Team Triathlon race in Versailles, Kentucky. This race, which builds on the full-distance triathlon (sometimes referred to as an ironman), consists of a 2.4-mile swim, 120 miles biking, and 26.2 miles running, complete with athlete exchanges where team members are required to complete at least one lap of the swim, bike, or run portion of the race. We are so proud of Corey for working hard to achieve his goal! Way to go!
