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Ambassadors 2021 Volume 6!


 Introducing...


Flynn

Flynny is 4 year old. He loves cars and his little brother Riley they are best friends. He is obsessed with bluey and laughing and playing. He’s learnt how to sign I love you the way we do. He can walk, run, and can now even dress himself! He is so loving and caring and brings happiness into everyone’s life he meets. Flynny loves running and hide and seek especially!

We are so passionate about inclusion and t21! To make it even better Flynny was born on world Down syndrome day! We are the ‘lucky few’ and would love for Flynny to share in this opportunity to be an ambassador for celebrate t21 and make some more beautiful friends.


Ella

Ella is 2 and a half years old and the absolute light of our lives and everyone who she meets. Ella is our rainbow baby, her big brother Brooklyn watches over her in heaven & she also has a little brother Hudson who she adores so much.


Ella did not have an easy start to life, spending the first 3 months of her life in hospital, open heart surgery & recovery for months. Ella always has had a strength, resilience, patience and courage about her that was evident since she was born.

Ella has a smile that lights up our lives, she is becoming sassy, cheeky and loves dancing to music and playing the drums in particular! She has recently learned lots of sign language and uses this to communicate with her teachers at kindy & us at home.

We are pretty sure when Ella grows up she will be a dancer, singer or actress as she is super outgoing!

I would love Ella to be an ambassador for Celebrate T21 because it has had such a a posture impact on so many families I know, learning about Down Syndrome & how amazing it is when you are blessed to have or know someone who has T21. Ella loves the camera, loves photos & I think is a perfect example of how incredible someone with Down Syndrome can be.


Adia

Adia is the middle of 5 children and is also a twin. She is sassy and stubborn and determined which has already helped her to face many challenges including 5 strokes and 4 brain surgeries.

She loves her family, singing and dancing, horse riding, surfing, riding her bike and going to school.

We have loved being a part of Celebrate T21 this year and feel that there is so much more work to do in advocating and normalizing T21 and would love to continue to be a part of it.


Kiara

I would like to be an Celebrate T21 ambassador again this year because I had so much fun last year. I loved all the meet ups, photo shoots and raising awareness of Down Syndrome.

I love to show the T21 Community how amazing it can be living with Down Syndrome. Love Kiara Risku

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