• DSAW D.A.D.S Group

    DSAW D.A.D.S Group
    New Berlin Ale House 16000 W. Cleveland Ave., New Berlin, United States

    Join other dads who have loved ones with Down syndrome each month for conservation, support, and a night out at the New Berlin Ale House!

  • 25th Annual Awareness Walk

    Fireman's Park 300 Jefferson St., DeForest, United States

    DSAW-South Central is celebrating its 25th Annual Down Syndrome & Related Disabilities Awareness Walk on Sunday, October 4, at Fireman’s Park in DeForest, featuring a family festival, Red Carpet Walk, four-block walk, lunch, games, music, and more. This celebration of inclusion, friendship, and community helps support DSAW-South Central’s programs, advocacy, education, family support, and social

  • Mom’s Take 5

    Great Dane Pub & Brewing Co - Fitchburg 2980 Cahill Main, Fitchburg, United States

    Join other moms who have a loved one with Down syndrome or a related disability for community and conversation. It's a great opportunity to connect, share experiences, and build community in a relaxed setting. DSAW will provide the appetizers—we hope you'll join us!

  • Grandparent’s Group

    Grandparent’s Group
    DSAW - SE 1215 Dewey Ave, Wauwatosa, WI, United States

    Join other grandparents who have grandchildren with Down syndrome for conversation and community. This group is led by volunteer grandparents and meets in a hybrid format. They meet in person at the SE-WI DSAW office in Wauwatosa on the first Tuesday of each month from 4:00-5:00 or you can join virtually!

  • Grandparents Group

    Grandparents Group
    JavaAbilities 5734 Monona Dr, Monona, WI, United States

    Join other Grandparents who have a loved one with Down syndrome or related disability for conversation and snacks. DSAW-SC will pay for the treats.

  • Playgroup for 0-6 year olds (up to age 10 welcomed)

    Play Zone Cafe 1160 Laser Street, Verona, United States

    Join DSAW-SC for our FREE monthly playgroup at Play Zone, a welcoming indoor play café designed for young children. Families with children ages 10 and under who have Down syndrome or a related disability can enjoy a fun, safe space to play, connect with other families, share experiences and resources, and build lasting friendships. Come

  • 2026 Awareness Walk – Green Bay

    Capital Credit Union Park 2231 Holmgren Way, Green Bay, United States

    Join us for our 18th Annual DSAW-Green Bay Down Syndrome Awareness Walk on Saturday, October 10, 2026, at Capital Credit Union Park from 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM! This year's theme is "Rock Your Socks – Inclusion Matters!" We invite walk teams, families, friends, and community supporters to celebrate inclusion by wearing Down syndrome awareness

  • The CREW: Spooky Costume

    Edgerton Teen Center 204 West Fulton Street, Edgerton, WI, United States

    Join us for a FREE Club in Edgerton for individuals ages 12+ with Down syndrome and related disabilities! This month’s spooky costume theme includes lunch, games, and a fun afternoon with DSAW-SC. This is a drop-off event unless participant needs help with the bathroom and/or eating.

  • Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue

    Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue 305 Pine Street, Rock Springs, United States

    Join DSAW-SC for a fun and educational outing at the Wisconsin Big Cat Rescue & Educational Center, geared toward children ages 7–12, though all ages are welcome. Families will have the opportunity to learn about rescued big cats, explore the facility, and enjoy time together while supporting an organization dedicated to providing these animals with

  • Arboretum Hike with a Naturalist

    Aboretum Visitor Center 2880 Longenecker Dr., Madison, United States

    Join an Arboretum naturalist for a gently-paced and short walk exploring seasonal sights in the ecological communities and gardens of the Arboretum. We will meet at the Arboretum Visitor Center. In case of bad weather (storms), we will cancel the walk.

  • DSAW Caregiver Book Club

    DSAW Caregiver Book Club
    Virtual Event WI, United States

    Join other DSAW caregivers once a month for a book club! We choose a different book each month and get together to discuss. We read a variety of genres (both fiction and nonfiction), and books do not focus specifically on caregiving or parenting.