Celebrating Black History Month with Special Needs Kids

What better time to teach special needs kids about diversity, tolerance, and overcoming stereotypes than Black History Month?  Black History Month is a time to honor African American authors, inventors, playwrights,  civil rights activists and all those who sacrificed much for the successes that were eventually achieved and the impact that they have had on the world.  Inspiring?  I think so!!  Read more...

Welcome, Down Sydrome Affiliates in Action

We connect Down syndrome
organizations to each other.

Warner's Corner Toys is proud to announce that we have teamed up with Down Syndrome Affiliates in Action (DSAIA) to offer members and their families a VIP discount on our toys, therapy tools and resources!

Save 10% on purchases of $150 or less! 

Save 20% on purchases greater than $150!

Save on special offers throughout the year!

We strongly endorse and support DSAIA's mission:

"To support and advance the growth and service capabilities of the local and regional Down syndrome organizations that we serve and to be the conduit of value-driven training, programs, best practices and support for our members.
DSAIA's purpose continues to be to serve our affiliates through collaboration, resource sharing, and networking. "

We look forward to supporting DSAIA's members, mission and purpose!

Warner excitedly welcomes the National Association for Down Syndrome (NADS) to our club house! Founded in Chicago in 1961, NADS is the oldest organization in the United States serving individuals with Down syndrome and their families. Their mission is to ensure that all persons with Down syndrome have the opportunity to achieve their potential in all aspects of community life by providing information, support, and advocacy.

NADS directly supports Chicago metropolitan area families through their Parent Support Program, Mentoring Program, the Work Experience Program, and other individualized services. However, they welcome everyone to their conferences, products and publications, website including online Discussion Forum, and their information about Down syndrome. In this way, their members can be found throughout the United States—and across the globe.

For more information on NADS programs, please contact them at (630) 325-9112 or info@nads.org.