DSAW D.A.D.S Group
New Berlin Ale House 16000 W. Cleveland Ave., New Berlin, United StatesJoin other dads who have loved ones with Down syndrome each month for conservation, support, and a night out at the New Berlin Ale House!
12 events found.
Events
Mom’s Take 5
Join other moms who have a loved one with Down syndrome or a related disability for coffee, light snacks, and conversation. It's a great opportunity to connect, share experiences, and build community in a relaxed setting. DSAW will provide the coffee and snacks—we hope you'll join us!
Cops & Bobbers
Spend the morning fishing with officers from the McFarland and Monona Police Departments on Monday, September 7, from 10:00 a.m. to noon at Babcock County Park Shelter in McFarland. This free, family-friendly event is open to individuals of all ages with Down syndrome or related disabilities and their families, with fishing equipment and lunch provided;
Sign-N-Play Fall 2026
Hand-N-Hand Program Center 1707 S. Oneida Street, Green Bay, WI, United StatesDSAW Sign-N-Play playgroup offers children ages 1 to 5 year-olds with Down syndrome, their parents, and caregivers the opportunity to have fun and learn in a friendly environment that promotes spoken and sign language, early literacy, and social & emotional development. Sign-N-Play includes circle time, peer-to-peer socialization, games, toys, and more. Activities are presented using
Grandparents Group
JavaAbilities 5734 Monona Dr, Monona, WI, United StatesJoin other Grandparents who have a loved one with Down syndrome or related disability for conversation and snacks. DSAW-SC will pay for the treats.
SEWI Parent’s Night Out
This event is for parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, adult siblings, and caregivers of someone with Down syndrome. Join us for a casual night of conversation and fun! We will provide appetizers; drinks will be available for purchase at the bar! Don't have a sitter? That's ok -- kiddos are welcome too! RSVP BY: 09/10/2026
Playgroup for 0-6 year old and ALL AGES!
Do you have a child with Down syndrome or a related disability who is 6 years old or younger? Come join us for a fun & welcoming monthly playgroup designed just for you! This is a wonderful opportunity to meet other families, share experiences and resources & build lasting friendships—all while your little ones play
Playgroup for 0-6 (and anyone else who wants to come!)
Join us for the Monthly Inclusive Playgroup on Saturday, September 12, from 9:00–11:00 AM at Waubesa Inclusive Park in McFarland. Families with children ages 6 and younger with Down syndrome or related disabilities are invited to connect, share resources, build friendships, and enjoy supportive play; siblings and family members of all ages are welcome.
The CREW: Mini-Golf Fun in September
AFTERNOON OF MINI GOLF FUN! Join us for a FREE afternoon of mini golf at the Edgerton Teen Center for individuals ages 12+ with Down syndrome and related disabilities! 💙 Get ready to sink some putts, share lots of laughs, and enjoy a fun-filled afternoon with friends! LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED! Parent/caregiver should stay if
Inclusive Fishing
Join DSAW as we partner with Challenge the Outdoors for an afternoon of fishing, fun, and family! Experience fishing in an inclusive and welcoming environment. Bring your own fishing pole if you have one. Don't have a pole? No worries—we'll have fishing poles and bait available for you to use! Register by September 10, 2026
Sign-N-Play Fall 2026
Hand-N-Hand Program Center 1707 S. Oneida Street, Green Bay, WI, United StatesDSAW Sign-N-Play playgroup offers children ages 1 to 5 year-olds with Down syndrome, their parents, and caregivers the opportunity to have fun and learn in a friendly environment that promotes spoken and sign language, early literacy, and social & emotional development. Sign-N-Play includes circle time, peer-to-peer socialization, games, toys, and more. Activities are presented using
Aging and Down Syndrome Caregiver Group
Virtual Event WI, United StatesDSAW hosts a monthly support group for those who are caring for aging loved ones with Down syndrome. Each month we meet to share in conversation and support with other parents, siblings, and caregivers.
