Awareness
Wesley Ford has a Voice!
2021 has been quite a year for our very own Wesley Ford! We are very fortunate to have one of our EPIC members, Wesley, join The Georgia Council on Developmental…
Read MoreWe Accepted the GiGiFit Acceptance Challenge (GFAC)!
What a GREAT day we had on June 5th! We had 28 teams with 168 participants from around the country accept the challenge for GiGi’s Playhouse Atlanta and raise over…
Read MoreOh what an Intern! Meet Stephanie Hamm.
We are super excited to have Intern Stephanie Hamm join us for the beginning of 2021! Let’s meet the young lady behind the mask. Steph Hamm is an occupational therapy…
Read MoreErin Condren and GiGi’s Playhouse are partnering in honor of Down syndrome Awareness Month!
Thank you Erin for believing in the abilities of our students! We are super grateful for the exposure and the support of such a great company! We’re so excited…
Read MoreWhat’s So Special?
What is special about GiGi’s Playhouse? We happen to think GiGi’s Playhouse is all around pretty special! But here are ten of the many reasons GiGi’s Playhouse is Special: Everything is…
Read MoreGiGi’s launches Generation G
Generation G is a campaign to build a global movement and mindset of generous acceptance through which we impact widespread social change. Generation G begins with a core mindset that differences are not…
Read MoreSexuality and Down Syndrome:
Birds do it, Bees do it, Even People with Disabilities Do it. 2-8-16 Love is in the air and for parents of preteens and teenagers with Down syndrome, the topic…
Read MoreReflections from the Playhouse
Hello GiGi’s Atlanta! Happy Holidays! As we reach the year’s end, we reflect on our achievements and blessings over the past twelve months. At GiGi’s Playhouse Atlanta, we have much…
Read MoreOur differences are really not so different after all!
I want to take the time to thank the Atlanta Neighborhood Charter School for exposing their 5th graders to the world of Down Syndrome. They were engaged, asked great questions,…
Read MoreA Morning with Intown Community School 5th grade class
It was wonderful speaking to youngsters who were attentive, interactive, and who were willing to help. We talked a lot about Down syndrome and what it means to individuals that…
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