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Robin and David Steele founded the National Down Syndrome Adoption Network in 1982, after they fell in love with Martha, who was a young girl with Down syndrome residing at a children's home. When David and Robin inquired about Martha, they were told she was "unadoptable."
National Down Syndrome Adoption Network. All Children Deserve The Safety And Security Of A Loving Home. In 1981, Robin and David Steele visited a children’s home in Cincinnati and fell in love with a little girl named Martha.
Apr 17, 2013 · Robin Steele and her husband would go on to adopt nine more children, and she would take over the important work of the adoption registry. The adoption registry was (and continues to be) a program sponsored and maintained by the Down Syndrome Association of Greater Cincinnati (DSAGC).
Dec 8, 2011 · Robin Steele, adoption coordinator for the National Down Syndrome Adoption Network in Cincinnati, arranges 26 adoptions a year for a pool of 200 waiting families. The majority identify themselves...
The National Down Syndrome Adoption Network was founded in 1982. Learn more about our history at the link below! #downsyndromeadoption ... Robin Steele is the Founder ...
Feb 4, 2009 · Robin Steele has adopted four children with Down Syndrome and she has 8 others with special needs- 13 in total. She also works with the National Adoption Awareness Program, matching...
Jul 20, 2023 · Did you know?! The National Down Syndrome Adoption Network was founded by Robin and David Steele in 1982, after they fell in love with Martha, who was a young girl with Down syndrome residing at a...
