Lancaster Proclaims October Down Syndrome Awareness Month; Parent Urges Inclusion and Play Opportunities
Council declared October as Down Syndrome Awareness Month; parent Tasha Le Flore thanked officials and highlighted the need for inclusive education, services and a nearby sensory playground for children with Down syndrome.
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At its Sept. 28 meeting, the Lancaster City Council proclaimed October as National Down Syndrome Awareness Month and invited families and advocates to the dais to receive the proclamation. Parent and advocate Tasha Le Flore described the history of advocacy since the 1970s, thanked the council for the recognition and urged continued community support for inclusive services and education.
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