

Today is the day to make our voice heard! Please contact Governor DeSantis and your local legislators to make people with Down syndrome on a priority list of receiving the Covid-19 vaccine. You can call the Governor’s Office at (850) 717-9337.
Use #AShotAtTheShot to help make your voice heard on social media, and on Twitter @flgovRonDeSantis @MarcoRubio @scottforflorida @repbartleman
We respect the right of every family to make their own health decisions. We are not recommending the vaccine; we are simply advocating to ensure our community has access to all the valuable resources and services available.
Thank you for your support!
Broward Gold Coast Down Syndrome Organization along with several Down syndrome support groups across the state of Florida are hosting a Down syndrome statewide call in; text; and post on social media, on Thursday, January 28th regarding COVID-19 vaccines and people with Down syndrome. Please join us in our efforts by contacting your elected officials today.
Use #AShotAtTheShot to help make your voice heard! @RonDeSantisFlorida @MarcoRubio @scottforflorida
The CDC has added Down syndrome to the list of high risk medical conditions and recommends priority in vaccination for COVID-19.
We respect the right of every family to make their own health decisions. We are not recommending the vaccine; we are simply advocating to ensure our community has access to all the valuable resources and services available.
Thank you for your support!
If you missed the virtual exhibition, we will be going live on Facebook this Tuesday, October 27 at 2pm
Presenter: Stephanie Schneider
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Stephanie Schneider is board certified by The Florida Bar and a former Chair of The Florida Bar’s Elder Law Section. During her many years of service on the Executive Committee of the Elder Law Section, Stephanie was instrumental in advocating and educating legislators about elder issues. She was the 110th attorney to be certified nationally by the National Elder Law Foundation in 1997. She became board certified in Elder Law by the Florida Bar in 1998.
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