World Down Syndrome Day is an internationally recognized observance celebrated on March 21st each year. It aims to raise awareness, promote inclusion, and advocate for the rights of individuals with Down syndrome. World Down Syndrome Day is primarily led by Down Syndrome International (DSi), a global advocacy organization working to improve the quality of life for individuals with Down syndrome worldwide.
Autism Awareness Month is observed throughout April to shed light on autism spectrum disorder (ASD), raise public awareness, and promote acceptance of individuals on the spectrum. The observance aims to provide accurate information about autism, dispel misconceptions, and foster a more inclusive and supportive society.
Life Happens is the primary organization behind Disability Insurance Awareness Month, providing resources, educational materials, and support for the campaign. Insurance companies, financial advisors, and industry associations also participate by organizing events, sharing information, and promoting the importance of disability insurance.
Mental Health Awareness Month is observed annually in May. It is a month-long campaign dedicated to raising awareness, reducing stigma, and promoting understanding of mental health issues. Mental Health America (MHA) is the primary organization behind Mental Health Awareness Month, coordinating activities, providing resources, and advocating for mental health support. Numerous mental health organizations, nonprofits, healthcare providers, community groups, and individuals participate in the observance by organizing events, sharing information, and raising awareness.
PTSD Awareness Month in June promotes understanding of post-traumatic stress disorder, reduces stigma, raises awareness of effective treatments, supports those impacted, connects people to resources, fosters compassion for sufferers, and honors the strength of survivors.
ADA 1990 | ADAA 2008
Rehabilitation Act 1973
FHA 1968| FHAA 1989
ACAA 1986 | ACAAA 2009
IDEA 1975- 1990
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