by Eunice Kennedy Shriver.
of Special Olympics athletes work. They are 5 times more likely to work than adults with an intellectual disability not enrolled in Special Olympics.
You can get involved! Volunteer, donate, become a partner, or show your support by attending an event.
You can get involved! Volunteer, donate, become a partner, or show your support by attending an event.
You can get involved! Volunteer, donate, become a partner, or show your support by attending an event.
This weekend’s training camp for Team Alberta’s 78 athletes promises to offer a preview of what’s to come at next month’s national winter competition, the 2012 Special Olympics Canada Winter Games.
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Our very own executive vice-president, Frank D. Selke Jr., (above, at left) will be honoured later this month by the Rotary Club of Toronto West at their 13th annual Rotary Youth Impact Awards.
Read MoreThe team that brought home the silver from the 2009 Special Olympics World Winter Games in Boise, Idaho have been inducted into Guelph’s Hall of Fame.
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