Support DSi
The work that we do is only possible thanks to the help of our brilliant supporters.
How can I support DSi?
We are very grateful for any help that you can offer.
Your support will help improve the lives of people with Down syndrome worldwide.
Read on to find out how you can help…
Want to donate another way?
Please get in touch by phone (+44 (0)1395 493108) or email (contact@ds-int.org) to ask about other ways to donate.
Fundraise.
Download our fundraising pack for everything you need for a successful fundraiser.
Do let us know that you are planning on fundraising for us and we will do everything we can to help.
Do you love being active?
Fancy a challenge?
Visit our ‘Sport For Charity’ website and select a run, inflatable run, or bungee event and get fundraising for Down Syndrome International.
Volunteer.
Do you have time to lend a hand?
Many of our network member organisations are run by volunteers. They will welcome any help you can offer.
Please reach out and offer your support to our member in your country.
Do you have the skills?
If you have specific professional or technical skills you feel can add value to our operational activities, on a voluntary or pro bono basis, we would be delighted to hear from you.
Buy Lots Of Socks.
Let your socks do the talking!
Pop over to our official ‘Lots Of Socks’ shop. All of our socks have been designed by people with Down syndrome to help support the #LotsOfSocks campaign.
The #LotsOfSocks campaign exists to get people talking about Down syndrome. These socks are guaranteed to get the conversation started!
What’s more, your money will support our work to make the world more inclusive for people with Down syndrome.
Speak up with us.
Become a World Down Syndrome Advocate.
Advocates from around the world have signed up to our advocate team, and you can join them.
We will send you information and ideas to help you to speak up about the things that are important to you.
When we plan global advocacy campaigns, you can take part. Together we can create a single global voice advocating for the rights, inclusion, and well-being of people with Down syndrome.
