World Down Syndrome Day in 2023

World Down Syndrome Day. It is time to embrace a human rights-based approach that views people with down syndrome as having the right to be treated fairly and have the same opportunities as everyone else, working WITH others to improve their lives. #WorldDownSyndromeDay https://t.co/Pmm2gxX9It

— Moso Consulting Services (@moso_consulting) March 21, 2023

21 March is World Down Syndrome Day⚠️ Down Syndrome (DS) is a condition in which a person has an extra chromosome, which changes how the baby's body & brain develop. It causes both mental & physical challenges. Contact @DownSyndromeSA or DS association for Support. #WDSD2023 https://t.co/iTsD0dJClJ

— Social DevelopmentGP (@gpgSocDev) March 21, 2023

VIDEO | While today is Human Rights Day in South Africa, it is also World Down Syndrome Day. The date of the 21st of the third month was selected to signify the uniqueness of the triplication of the 21st chromosome which causes Down Syndrome. https://t.co/nN9eOzseDL

— SABC News (@SABCNews) March 21, 2023

They look like socks, right? On March 21st, World Down Syndrome Day, we celebrate these amazing, powerful, and capable people by wearing our brightest, loudest socks! Please share your #rockyoursocks https://t.co/E7ibZZCUJc

— Brandon Wakefield (@CoachWakefield) March 21, 2023

The 21st day of March signifies the uniqueness of the triplication of the 21st chromosome which causes Down Syndrome. Wld you like to help ensure that children with an additional need are supported more in #SouthAfrican ECD centres? Get in touch! #FNBecd #WorldDownSyndromeDay2023 https://t.co/7sYmoSkSGV

— FNB ECD 🇿🇦 (@EcdFnb) March 21, 2023

In Tswane for World Down Syndrome Day 2023. #OralHealth #SADA #OralHealth https://t.co/U23YUEMZH5

— Selbie Rhodes 🇿🇦🇷🇺 (@SelbieRhodes) March 21, 2023

Down Syndrome Awareness Day at school today. #teacherlife https://t.co/xNdiEdxEIH

— Jasmin (@Jasmin_J25) March 17, 2023