Please ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of website accessibility
Find Special Olympics Near Me
We are helping to make the world a better, healthier and more joyful place—one athlete, one volunteer, one family member at a time.
Your Program
Based on your location, your local program is %location%.
Your location could not be automatically determined. Choose a program below:
Your Special Olympics Local Program:
Looking for a different local program? Choose a program from the list below:
Africa
""
Asia Pacific
""
East Asia
""
Europe Eurasia
""
Latin America
""
Middle East North Africa
""
North America
""
Find It Fast
Find job opportunities with Special Olympics
What sports does Special Olympics offer?
Contact Special Olympics
Find events near me
Ways to give to Special Olympics

Search Results

There are 7,387 results that match your search. 7,387 results
Sports & Coaching

Alpine Skiing

Female athlete skiing down hill.
Coaching guide, rules, and other materials for coaches.
Sports & Coaching

Softball

Male softball player preparing to throw the ball.
Coaching guide, rules and other materials for coaches.

Donate to Special Olympics with a Donor‑Advised Fund (DAF) or Charitable Giving Account

When you give to Special Olympics through your donor‑advised fund (DAF), you help unlock the joy of sport, health, and inclusion for athletes worldwide. Recommending a grant through your charitable giving account is an easy, tax‑advantaged way to support year‑round training, competitions, and life‑changing programs for people with intellectual disabilities.

Sports & Coaching

Indoor Volleyball

Male athlete hitting the ball while his teammate and official watch.
Coaching guide, rules, and other materials for coaches.
Sports & Coaching

Cycling

A group of 6 cyclists riding down a road in a rural area.
Coaching guide, rules, and other materials for coaches.
Regions

Europe Eurasia

Two unified volleyball teams playing on the court.
Below you'll find resources for Special Olympics Europe-Eurasia (SOEE) region and programs.
SO-Link

SO-Link: Researchers

Woman sitting down using an interactive digital pad.
To submit a project for SO-Link, applicants must meet the following criteria and include all required materials in their application.
SO-Link

SO-Link: Athletes

Man speaking and gesturing while a woman listens.
SO‑Link (Linking Athletes with Scientific Opportunities) is a new Special Olympics project. It offers Special Olympics athletes the opportunity to have their voices heard. This is through research and evaluation projects.
SO-Link

SO-Link: Programs

Young woman speaking and gesturing while a person pays attention.
Special Olympics Programs interested in learning about what SO-Link is, how SO-Link operates, how athletes become enrolled, or how to explain specific aspects of SO-Link to families, caregivers, or partners should continue reading below.
Previous
Next