of Special Olympics athletes work. They are 5 times more likely to work than adults with an intellectual disability not enrolled in Special Olympics.
were brought to Chicago by Harold Smith to represent Canada at the first International Special Olympics in 1968
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.
The purpose of the research program of Special Olympics Canada is to promote and support research activities that enhance athlete development, athlete performance, coaching development and/or other areas of focus as identified in the 2012-2017 Special Olympics Canada Strategic Plan. Eligibility Applications are accepted from investigators who have a demonstrated record of research and are [...]
Read MoreTHANK YOU STAPLES! On behalf of Special Olympics Canada, our athletes and their families, and the volunteers and supporters across the country, thank you for your commitment and enthusiasm during the Give a Toonie. Share a Dream campaign. This year’s campaign raised an INCREDIBLE $577,483, far surpassing our initial goal! Staples stores across the country [...]
Read MoreHave you heard of the Kraft Celebration Tour!? Nominate a community that supports Special Olympics Canada for the chance to win $25,000 that will go towards renovations of a local recreation facility! Each winning community will also host of one 10 live broadcasts on SportsCentre! Head over to www.kraftcelebrationtour.ca to nominate! The deadline for nominations [...]
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