"...you take your aim; be sure you aim high enough. That's the thing — aim high enough"Dr John Langdon Down (1828 - 1896) Everyone can AIM HIGH.
Everyone has strengths and talents. Everyone has something to contribute.
Be sure you aim high enough...
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If you are a person with Down syndrome, this Aim High For Everyone section of our website is for you to show your strengths, to share your talents & ideas, to find out what others are doing or to just spend some time having fun! You can send in your poems, stories, photos, movie/show reviews, your favourite website, information about good outings/activities or enjoy the contributions that other people send in. Just click HERE to contact us with your contribution. |
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Aim High New Program 2011 |
If you are a person with Down syndrome over 18, you might be interested in the Aim High Program. The 2007-2008 Pilot Project was so successful that an ongoing Club was formed for participants in 2009, and is still continuing in 2011. A new Aim High Program will also commence in 2011 for another group of young adults. We already have a list of participants for this year's new program. However, we hope to run the Program again whenever we have funds to do this. So if you are interested but have missed out this time, look out for future programs. We have also had some interest from the country. If you live in a country area and would like to do the Program, let us know. It might be possible to run the Program in your local area if enough people are interested and local funding can be obtained. Click HERE to contact us about doing the Program. |
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Aim High Ongoing Club 2011 |
The Pilot Project was such a success that an ongoing Aim High Club was formed in 2009. The Club has been subsidised by DSWA funds, but the aim is to find a sponsor. Please contact Down Syndrome WA if you are interested in sponsoring the ongoing Aim High Club.
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Aim High Pilot Project 2007-2008 |
The Aim High Pilot Project for young adults was run throughout 2007 and for the first half of 2008, with the support of funding from the Disability Services Commission. |
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