About our first event
EU for Trisomy 21 will have the first
“The Future is Ours “-event
called: Time for more Autonomy.
Every European country has different laws.
Because of this,
not all people with disabilities
can achieve the same things.
So what does an autonomous life mean
for people with Down Syndrome?
It is hard to find a balance between
living by yourself
and needing assistance.
The person with Down Syndrome
needs to decide for themselves:
What do I want?
The support system helps
with the question:
How can I do this?
This applies to everything,
from living situations and work,
to education.
And the question of how can I vote
and make a difference for people like me?
Our event in December wanted to make sure that
people with Down Syndrome
are prepared for the next elections.
And that the European Union is prepared for us!
We had over 400 participants in our event.
You can read about the event here.
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Why Easy To Read is important
Easy-to-read information is important
for people with intellectual disabilities.
It is important so they can
- Learn new things.
- Take part in society.
- Know their rights and stand up for them.
- Make their own choices.
About Eufortrisomy21.eu
A platform for the collaboration of associations, citizens and politicians working together for the celebration of World Down syndrome Day, to make visible the intellectual disability in general and persons with trisomy 21 in particular (most common intellectual disability of genetic origin, also called Down syndrome).