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Healthy Start

In this Healthy Start Toolkit, you will hear from other families and find resources to guide your child’s journey following a diagnosis of developmental delay (DD) or intellectual disability (ID).

Healthy Young Athletes (pediatric screening)

Healthy Young Athletes is a holistic pediatric screening offered to children 2 – 7 years old, with and without Intellectual Disabilities, as an initial offering by Healthy Athletes. The screening can be implemented across the three Young Athletes implementation models—school, community, and home—as well as in conjunction with large-scale Healthy Athletes events. The screening is intended to complement a child’s primary care and provides an additional review of the child’s health and development. It is therefore paired with a comprehensive referral and community support strategy that links families with local providers, community services, and education resources for follow-up and continued support. It also serves as an educational experience to increase health and development knowledge amongst parents and caregivers. This is achieved by identifying medical, developmental, and behavioral concerns that parents and caregivers may have about their child and directing them to the appropriate resources.For more information please contact us at healthyyoungathletes@specialolympics.org

Berlin Together Daily Show

In the Berlin Together Daily Show series, Sargent Shriver International Global Messenger, Daniel Smrokowski report on the events, people, and places at the 2023 World Games in Berlin, Germany. Follow along below!

Local Club

What is a Local Club?A Local Club offers Special Olympics sports and non-sport activities within a community. It is a local branch of the Special Olympics National/State Program. A Local Club is open for anyone to become a member—people with and without intellectual disabilities, their families, and volunteers from all backgrounds. It is at the Local Club grassroots level of the movement where communities of inclusion are built, and everyone’s abilities are appreciated.Download this map (PDF)

Special Olympics North America Tennis and Pickleball Championship

Athletes and Unified partners from throughout the United States and Canada will compete in the sport of softball. Competition will be offered in traditional and Unified team formats.

Special Olympics North America Golf Championship

Athletes and Unified partners from throughout the United States and Canada will compete in the sport of softball. Competition will be offered in traditional and Unified team formats.

Special Olympics North America Softball Championship

Athletes and Unified partners from throughout the United States and Canada will compete in the sport of softball. Competition will be offered in traditional and Unified team formats.

Global Athlete Congress

The Global Athlete Congress (GAC) is a platform where Special Olympics athletes lead the way to a more inclusive world. It’s a space where athlete leaders from all 7 Special Olympics Regions further develop their leadership skills, so they can take on leadership roles in Special Olympics, their communities, and their workplace.

Special Olympics Podcast: Inclusion Revolution Radio: Season Four

An athlete led podcast featuring athletes, partners, ambassadors, employees, and supporters of Special Olympics.
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