In 2019 the dance company were invited by the Kosovo Down Syndrome Association ( http://www.downsyndromekosova.org ) to visit Down Syndrome branches and activity centres in Kosovo and performing in three theatres. The Association were excellent hosts and it was inspirational to witness how their organisation has prospered since it's foundation in 2007.

The dancers’ first visit to Moscow in 2002 led to new awareness and an extension of its purpose. No longer were its aims limited to entertaining an audience and enhancing the lifestyle of Down’s Syndrome people, but to make an impact where there is injuring public opinion, neglect and the absence of statutory support. The company had followed the invitation of a new, inspired Moscowite charity called Downside Up . By performing in public, the dancers were to arouse the people’s interest in Down’s Syndrome. They were to assist the charity in making known the positive changes they had in mind for Down’s Syndrome children and their parents all over their country. The performance took place in the well filled hall of a university teaching social science and the atmosphere was electric. As hoped the press appeared and conducted interviews, and national TV filmed the performance which was seen all over Russia. This helped pave the way for the charity’s recognition by professionals and facilitated the access to parents. Mothers giving birth to a Down’s child in hospital were now issued with a DVD of the dancers (to show what can be), an invitation to use the expanding charity’s services and an information pack. Due to Downside up and the dancers’ artistic ‘nudge’ more Down’s babies began to be received with love and hope and were no longer abandoned by their parents. Some of the dancers returned to Moscow to assist with dance workshops and finally to participate in a Moscow arts festival. Since then they have unknowingly and in various ways continued in their role as ambassadors for Down’s Syndrome.