Did you know Williams Syndrome is a rare genetic condition that affects 1 in 10,000 people worldwide, yet remains widely unknown? Are you following along with us as we continue to share & highlight our community to help bring awareness? 💙 (Credit:teambluelobster ) | Williams Syndrome Association

While many of us may not have heard of Williams Syndrome, the parents of kids diagnosed with it are rewarded with a life of joy with children who want to make the most of it. However,it can be tinged with the knowledge that the worst could happen at any time. | The Project

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Bess is diagnosed with Williams syndrome, a genetic condition that is known for causing a friendly and happy personality. Her favorite thing to do is play “Dinosaurs” with her younger brother as the two stomp and roar together. Bess hopes that everybody in the world is happy and wants others to know if you feel sad you just have to dance to feel happy again. | Special Books by Special Kids

May is William Syndrome Awareness month. Every time someone asks you about your distinctive and beautiful socks, you will help raise awareness of Williams syndrome. Every purchase helps fund important services and outreach as we donate $2 from the sale of each pair to the Williams Syndrome Association. Approximately 30,000 individuals in the United States are affected by William Syndrome, a genetic condition that is present at birth and can affect anyone. This disorder is characterized by medica

Ari recently received training to volunteer at a shelter in Missouri (along with her sister). They got to learn all about how the shelter works and ways to help, including reading to the animals. Reading to dogs has been deemed beneficial to both the child and the animials: the child gets reading practice and the animals get calmed down and charmed. It's a really great way to volunteer. Since Ari is sensitive to noise, her mom Savannah was concerned how she would react to the barking and noise,

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