BIOGRAPHY
Jessica Williams is an experienced model, actress and performer with Down syndrome.
Jessica's clients to date include Snag Tights, Liverpool Football Club, NSPCC, Granada Reports, Hollyoaks, CBBC, ITVs Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway, Visit England, The Comedy Trust, Chilly’s Water Bottles, Mencap, Duke of Edinburgh Charity, Marie Curie, Angelle Collection, Take A Break Magazine, The Independent Newspaper.
Alongside her career accolades she is also an accomplished songwriter, singer, dancer and always up for an adventure. In March 2022 she became one of the first young ladies in the world with Down syndrome to complete a charity skydive.
Jessica is very proud to identify herself as a talented young disabled woman in the arts, fashion and culture sector. She is a Charity Ambassador for Wouldn't Change A Thing, a role which she has held with honour for three consecutive years.
Jessica has a magnetic personality and photographers, producers, fellow actors and models love working with her. She is creative, warm, very confident and has an infectious sense of humour. She attends a performing arts company called RAWD every week where she learns her craft but also has lots of fun with her friends!
Jessica is currently studying a Supported Internship Programme at Liverpool Hope University and in September 2023 she will be going to college to enrol onto a Work Skills - Creative Arts and Media Pathway.
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- HEIGHT: 155 cm/5' 1''
- SHOE SIZE: 36EU/5US/3UK
- HAIR: Blond
- EYES: Blue
- DIS/DIFF: Down Syndrome
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- HEIGHT: 155 cm/5' 1''
- SHOE SIZE: 36EU/5US/3UK
- HAIR: Blond
- EYES: Blue
- DIS/DIFF: Down Syndrome
BIOGRAPHY
Jessica Williams is an experienced model, actress and performer with Down syndrome.Jessica's clients to date include Snag Tights, Liverpool Football Club, NSPCC, Granada Reports, Hollyoaks, CBBC, ITVs Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway, Visit England, The Comedy Trust, Chilly’s Water Bottles, Mencap, Duke of Edinburgh Charity, Marie Curie, Angelle Collection, Take A Break Magazine, The Independent Newspaper.
Alongside her career accolades she is also an accomplished songwriter, singer, dancer and always up for an adventure. In March 2022 she became one of the first young ladies in the world with Down syndrome to complete a charity skydive.
Jessica is very proud to identify herself as a talented young disabled woman in the arts, fashion and culture sector. She is a Charity Ambassador for Wouldn't Change A Thing, a role which she has held with honour for three consecutive years.
Jessica has a magnetic personality and photographers, producers, fellow actors and models love working with her. She is creative, warm, very confident and has an infectious sense of humour. She attends a performing arts company called RAWD every week where she learns her craft but also has lots of fun with her friends!
Jessica is currently studying a Supported Internship Programme at Liverpool Hope University and in September 2023 she will be going to college to enrol onto a Work Skills - Creative Arts and Media Pathway.