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What We Do
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Special Olympics supports over 5 million athletes, unified partners, coaches and volunteers with 32 Olympic-type sports.
Games and Competition
Local and international year-round sports training and athletic competitions.
Inclusive Health
Improving the health and well-being of people with intellectual disabilities.
Youth and Schools
Empowering Youth Leaders, educators, coaches, and families to build inclusive schools and communities for all.
Leadership
Unleashing leadership potential in people of all abilities.
The Revolution Is Inclusion
A peaceful campaign to end discrimination of people with intellectual disabilities.
School of Strength: Snack Zone
Join professional football player Alex Singleton to get the information and tools you’ll need to make a big impact on your game day—with healthy snacks that can improve your performance. Watch these videos and complete the challenges to make healthy snacking part of your everyday routine and get into the Snack Zone.
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Inclusion Revolution Radio
Inclusion Revolution Radio episodes drop every other Friday at 10am ET. The athlete-led podcast wants to know: what does inclusion mean to you?
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Competition schedule, athlete schedule, and results.
Topgolf ProAm
The Unified Fore Joy ProAm is a collaborative fundraising event between Special Olympics and Topgolf and will take place September 27th, 2024, at a Topgolf venue near you.
2026 USA Games
On June 20 – 26, 2026, the brightest beacon of inclusion is coming to Minnesota.
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Learn more about hosing an international Special Olympics event.
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Health and Wellbeing: Project Fitness as a promoter of a healthy immune system
Christopher and Oscar are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Paraguay who were inspired by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal for health and wellness to lead a Youth Innovation Project that promotes a healthy lifestyle for the Special Olympics Paraguay population.
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Growing the Future
Carlos and Roman are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Venezuela who participated in the 2020 Special Olympics Latin America Lead to Include Regional Youth Leadership Summit.
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Healthy Minds
Jenifer and Jeymi are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from El Salvador who will lead a Youth Innovation Project focused on strengthening mental health and wellness for Special Olympics athletes, Youth Leaders, and their families.
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Short Track Joint Training Program and Disability Awareness Campaign
Gayun and Yeon-woo will first create a short track joint training program where youth with and without disabilities can participate together.
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Staying Fit and Staying Healthy Virtually
Agoston and Zsombor are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Hungary who will lead a Youth Innovation Project to engage Special Olympics athletes with physical activity through a virtual platform during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Healthy Cooking in Senegal
Fatou Kiné and Khadidiatou are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Senegal who will lead a Youth Innovation Project to improve the nutritional health of Special Olympics athletes through the new Special Olympics Senegal YouTube channel.
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A Recipe for Inclusion
Fatima and Amanda are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from El Salvador who will lead a Youth Innovation Project promoting healthy lifestyles and proper nutrition by holding culinary workshops with professional chefs and nutritionists.
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Athlete's Got Talent
Kelechi and Amarachi are sisters and Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Nigeria who will lead a Youth Innovation Project to celebrate and showcase the talents of Special Olympics athletes and share the beauty of inclusion in their communities.
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Promoting Health and Creativity in China
Ni and Weile are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from China who participated in the 2019 Global Youth Leadership Summit.
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Fit and Empowered
Isaiah and Oluwatobiloba are Special Olympics Youth Leaders from Nigeria who will lead a Youth Innovation Project to educate young people with and without intellectual disabilities about health and fitness topics to improve their quality of life.
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