Centre County Proclaims October Down Syndrome Awareness Month
The Centre County Board of Commissioners has proclaimed October as Down Syndrome Awareness Month in the county.
This proclamation aims to raise awareness about the 6 million people worldwide living with Down syndrome, a chromosomal variation that affects individuals in various physical, cognitive, and physiological ways.
About 1 in 700 children born has Down syndrome, and the community has many individuals and families living with the condition who are advocating for their rights and potential.
The proclamation urges people to recognize the rights, abilities, and potential of people with Down syndrome.
The community encourages self-advocacy and creates space for people with Down syndrome to express themselves.
Author's summary: Centre County raises awareness for Down syndrome.
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