THE BIG SQUEEZE Iam pleased to welcome you to another edition of Reaching Out. It has been a long time coming and I apologise for that – but there is a good reason why that publication delay took place. Read more »     First family meeting of the decade The first UK & Ireland family meeting for the new decade will take place close to theFoundation office in Grays Essex. Read more »       Tri- university research is complete The three-year research project carried out by Birmingham University in conjunction with Bangor and London universities looking at challenging behaviour in CdLS, Cri du Chat and Angelman’s syndrome has ended. Read more »     Pound to a penny The CdLS World SAC and the World Federation created a new award for young researchers to identify early stage research and talented people working in the field that will help people with CdLS. Read more »   DANES TO FLY THE FLAG IN 2011 The Brighton conference may have only just seemed to have finished but already plans for the next CdLS conference in the last week of July 2011 are under way. Next time families will find themselves in Copenhagen, Denmark. Read more »     DATABASE UPDATE The CdLS Foundation has a new database replacing several old versions that have been operating since 1990. “We have been busy transferring data from the old system to the new. We will be going out to families to ask them to check the information we have and to make sure that we have the right addresses,” said Foundation General Manager Jacquie Griffin. “It is important that people let us know if they move or other circumstances change,” Jacquie said.     The Big Squeeze   First family meeting of the decade   Tri-Univserity research is complete   Pounds to a penny   Danes to fly the flag in 2011

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