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People from different racial, social, and cultural backgrounds can be affected by the genetic disorder known as Down syndrome. Physical and intellectual disabilities result from having an extra duplicate of the 21st chromosome. The majority of people with Down syndrome have distinctive facial characteristics and several other health issues.
The third month's 21st day was designated as a special day to recognize the peculiarity of this illness. The purpose of the event is to increase public knowledge, advance inclusivity, foster advocacy, and support the welfare of people with Down syndrome. This day works to dispel common misunderstandings and assumptions about people with Down syndrome and raise public awareness of it.
Always keep in mind that individuals with Down syndrome have the right to equal treatment and the same opportunities as everyone else to participate in societal and personal decisions. Regarding the right to education, work, healthcare, and social inclusion, there shouldn't be any discrimination. Today is used as a movement to uphold these rights and encourage inclusivity. Because chromosomes resemble socks, some people celebrate World Down Syndrome Day by wearing multiple coloured socks.
Please visit www.dredeh.com for more on health awareness and education
Photo credit: Imagine Paediatric Therapy
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