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On Friday, March 21st, the world marked Down Syndrome Day under the theme Improve our support systems. the day aimed to raise awareness, celebrate the achievements of individuals with Down syndrome, and highlight the urgent need for better resources and inclusion, in Mombasa, the message was brought to life through vibrant displays of yellow and blue—symbols of support for the Down syndrome community, behind the celebrations lies a deeper call to break stigma and strengthen support for families and caregivers.
Breaking Stigma and Building Support: Mombasa Marks World Down Syndrome Day
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