We’re very excited to tee off for our fundraising golf tournament in Hastings, Tee 21, on 11 March.

UpsideDowns was recently visited by one of our favourite Christmas helpers, Dame Denise L'Estrange-Corbet, who led a workshop to create some beautiful cards to gift to friends and whānau these holidays.

October is a time to celebrate the abilities and wonderful accomplishments of people with Down syndrome.

We know your child is a superstar and we’d like to show the world, with the UpsideDowns 2024 Calendar!

We had a blast when some of our Auckland members stopped by UpsideDowns HQ in Avondale for a super fun activity day!

UpsideDowns supporter Viv Alborough is one committed superstar — she volunteered to sacrifice her hair to raise money to help provide speech and language therapy to Aotearoa’s kids with Down syndrome!

The UpsideDowns team was very excited to hear that toy maker Mattel would this year be releasing its first Barbie doll with Down syndrome, so that more children have access to toys that represent them.

Father’s Day is coming up! If you’d like to spoil Dad and support the generous businesses that help UpsideDowns give a voice to kiwi kids with Down syndrome, we’ve got just the gift guide for you.

All children deserve to have their voices heard. But for kids born with Down Syndrome, communication is a big challenge. Without proper support, many will remain non-verbal throughout their lives.

UpsideDowns was thrilled when one of our member whānau from the Hawke’s Bay reached out with the idea to host a charity golf day to celebrate this year’s World Down Syndrome Day.