What is the Williams Syndrome Association?

The Williams Syndrome Assocation was formed in 1982 by, and for, families of individuals with Williams syndrome. The WSA is the only group in the US devoted exclusively to improving the lives of individuals with Williams syndrome and their families. The WSA supports research into all facets of the syndrome, and the development of the most up to date educational materials regarding Williams syndrome.

Find out more about the WSA

• WSA mission

Our statement of purpose.
 
• Programs supported by the WSA

The WSA directly funds or sponsors a number of programs related to Williams syndrome. Find out more here.
 
• Frequently asked questions about the WSA

Find answers to the most commonly asked questions about the WSA here.
 
• WSA structure and administration


 
• WSA membership and benefits

Membership in the WSA provides a wealth of benefits - both to you and to WS research. You can find the list of benefits here.
 
• How can I help the WSA?

From volunteering to donations, there are a number of ways to support the WSA.
 
• Information for the Media

We have summarized key topics into a quick reference roadmap for members of the media.
 
• WSA's 501(3)(c) certification

View the WSA's official non-profit status document from the IRS.
 
• Contact the WSA

You can find the various ways to contact our offices here.