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Healthy Start

Processing the Diagnosis

After learning that your child has DD/ID you will have questions about the diagnosis, your next steps and what your child’s future may look like.
Youth Voices

Amanda Harrinauth

Amanda Harrinauth smiling.
Special Olympics North America
Inclusive Health

Partnerships and Health Systems

Four adults standing shoulder to shoulder for a group photo.
Special Olympics partners with ministries and departments of health, United Nations agencies and other international organizations to create sustainable health systems and quality health services inclusive of people with intellectual disabilities around the world.

Bobby Shriver

Bobby Shriver, Special Olympics Board of Directors
Activist; Attorney
Athletes

Celebrating Dreams and Dedication: Sitthiphon Phisajarn

Young man sitting in a field on the grass.
Sitthiphon Phisajarn‘s story of perseverance, passion, and determination to be able to compete alongside, and against, his twin brother at World Games Berlin 2023.
Athletes

Special Olympics Athlete Ashley Adie Finds a Sense of Belonging; Both in Sport and the Workplace

By RJ Nealon, November 06, 2020
Ashley Adie standing next to another athlete and both are showing off their medals.
In 2004, 14-year old Ashley Adie experienced true inclusion for the first time. During a Special Olympics British Columbia Regional swim meet, Adie would enjoy the competition, but she found something much more than the ribbons and personal bests that day.
Latin America

Baloncesto con causa

A group of young unified athletes together for a photo.
La Federación Nacional de Baloncesto de Honduras junto a Olimpiadas Especiales de Honduras, unen esfuerzos en pro del deporte adaptado, iniciando colaboraciones para fomentar actividades de la mano de las iniciativas de “Basketball for Good Honduras y Elige Incluir”.
Latin America

#CampeonesDeLaInclusión - Ana Aloe

Ana Aloe (centro), Directora de Programas Innovadores, Olimpiadas Especiales Argentina.
Los #CampeonesDeLaInclusión contribuyen a un mundo más digno, justo e inclusivo para personas con discapacidad intelectual, celebrando la fortaleza que hay en un mundo en donde todos gocemos de los mismos derechos.
Athletes

Splash Brothers of Antwerp Bring Game to Abu Dhabi

Three brothers from Belgium "Smash Brother" standing side by side with their arms around one another all wearing red Special Olympics Belgium t-shirts.
Gilles Dupont loves basketball. Even more than that, he loves playing basketball with his brothers and Unified partners, Robin and Floris.
Athletes

Special Olympics Lithuania Baller Finds his Voice at Euroleague OneTeam Sessions

An athlete holding an certificate with other players standing on either side of him in a gymnasium.
Last February, a group of basketball players from Special Olympics Lithuania had a ‘once in a lifetime’ experience—they participated in workshops at the top basketball club in the country, Zalgiris Kaunas!
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