The flower farm isn't just bringing dreams to life — it's changed the life of its helping hands too. Connor Barnard is the reason the flower farm exists today.

In Uganda and around the world, down syndrome remains a largely misunderstood condition, often clouded by stigma and misinformation.

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The former Channel 4 presenter opened up about balancing her writing career with family life in North Tyneside ...

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Living with Down Syndrome can present unique challenges, both for individuals with the condition and their families. For ...

There’s no wrong way to dance. That’s the motto at a Sharonville dance studio, where the owner teaches a class specifically ...

Four families who have battled to get Education Health Care Plans ((EHCPs) fear government reforms of the SEND system will ...

Lisa Hill's son, Myles, was born with Down syndrome. Her wish was for her child to be able to play safely with other kids at ...

Joyce Vincent had a job with a microfinance bank in Nigeria earning 150,000 naira (about $98 USD) monthly when her friend ...