A national organisation, committed to improving the quality of life for people who have Down’s syndrome. Promoting their right to be included on a full and equal basis with others.

The DSA website is packed with information and opportunities.

Mencap is passionate about changing the world for everyone with a learning disability, through projects, services and campaigns. Their website is full of information and inspiring campaign work.

Scope offer practical information and emotional support, and campaign relentlessly for a fairer society for people with learning disabilities.

Set in a beautiful and safe location in Worminghall, Bucks, Thomley is a magical place for people of all abilities and disabilities. It provides all sorts of indoor and outdoor spaces and activities and promotes inclusion, fun and connection. Day tickets are £12.50 but no one is turned away on ability to pay.

The Marlow Wheels for All sessions operate from the Wycombe District Athletics Complex. This offers a flat, safe space to enjoy cycling. They help people enjoy all-ability cycling utilising our fleet of adapted cycles; from trikes, quads, recumbents, hand-cycles and side-by-side tandems. Sessions are just £5 and run on Saturday lunch times. Booking is via the website.

The Theatre Shed works with young people of all abilities, irrespective of background, ability, disability or difficulty, producing excellent, thought provoking, challenging and above all, entertaining theatre. Theatre Shed is based in Chesham and provides workshops during time term for different age groups.

Electric Eels is a specialist swimming club for children aged 8 and over and adults with Down’s syndrome. It offers swimming and synchro opportunities and runs from Windsor Leisure Centre.

Based in High Wycombe, Social Link is a charity providing a range of services for adults with a learning disability or difficulty enabling them to meet new people, make friends, develop independence skills and enjoy stimulating activities.

Short for Families and Carers Together in Buckinghamshire, is a group of parents and professionals who meet to discuss real issues that affect children and young people with additional needs and disabilities in Bucks. They often get involved with changes and consultations led by the Council. Contact them via [email protected] or visit their website.