Forge meaningful bonds with families and individuals affected by Williams syndrome through participation in a range of interactive meet-ups. These events, coordinated by the WSA in collaboration with dedicated volunteers nationwide, aim to nurture lasting friendships and provide a network of support.

From family picnics and zoo meet-ups to playdates, mom's brunches, bowling nights, and festive holiday parties, there are diverse opportunities for local families to unite. Alternatively, you can explore innovative ways to connect, such as hosting virtual gatherings or facilitating on-the-go meetups.

If you're contemplating organizing a gathering, explore the suggested ideas below. Click on each concept to delve deeper into the possibilities.

Traditional Connection Events

There are many opportunities for Connection Events - the key element is coming together to establish meaningful bonds with others who understand your journey. Gatherings can take various forms, ranging from meeting at a coffee shop to attending a sporting event together. Here are a few examples of popular ideas.

On-the-Go or Virtual Events

These events are perfect when it’s not easy to get everyone together in one place at the same time, or when it’s better to have families gather in their own group, rather than all together. In addition to the list below, some great examples are an adventure day at a zoo or park, a golf outing, an outdoor concert or an outdoor variety show.