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Adults with Down syndrome 18 years and older, come join us for a bowling and pizza party. This event is free to registered members of EIDS. Please register by April 9th.
We are excited to offer our annual conference focused on our adults with disabilities. We will have speakers throughout the day covering several different topics such as the transition out of high school, SSI, guardianship, conservatorship, adult services in Idaho, certified family home, supported living and other Idaho/national resources.
This conference is for any parent or caregiver that has a 15 year or older person with a disability they care for daily. It is for parents and caregivers only.
A continental breakfast, a snack, and lunch will be provided. If you have specific dietary needs, please bring your own food and snacks.
The conference costs $40 for one person and includes a resource binder or $60 for two people that will share one binder.
If you have any questions please email us at info@easternidahodownsyndrome.org.
We are excited to be collaborating with Special Beauty for an event here in Eastern Idaho! All ages are encouraged to come and participate- to be guaranteed your shirt size, register by April 15.
Special Beauty is a celebration of youth with special needs. We believe everyone is beautiful and deserves a chance to shine in the spotlight. Special Beauty is that place!
Patterned after a traditional beauty pageant, participants walk the runway and take center stage. Glammed by their own hair and makeup artists, participants feel their best and shine as the audience cheers them on. After a quick outfit change, participants take the stage again dressed up in their best, and we get to know them a little more in the question-and-answer portion. Each participant is asked, “What is your dream?” You will be impressed by their aspirations and want to cheer them on!!
Please email info@easternidahodownsyndrome.org with any questions.
