Resources
Further information and documents
With such a broad selection of programs, services and other offerings, it can be difficult to find what you are looking for. We have highlighted numerous documents and other items that we feel may be of use to you.
Long Term Athlete Development Model
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Language Guidelines
Understanding the power of words, a series of language guidelines have been developed to promote respect amongst those involved with Special Olympics Canada, as well as the general public.
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Long Term Athlete Development Model
Not just for adults, Special Olympics Canada has developed a model for our athletes that ensures their physical wellbeing is nurtured from a very young age onward. With our initiatives for young athletes, as well as our programs and services for adults, we have become a well-respected organization in the athletic field.
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Miscellaneous
Outside of several of our programs and services, as well as other key components of the organization, there are numerous other things we are involved with in our effort to enrich the lives of those involved with Special Olympics Canada.
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Official Sports and Rules
In order to create an environment that is beneficial for everyone involved, on both a competitive and personal level, we have taken great care in developing our rules, as well as our procedure for placing each athlete in an appropriate group for competition.
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Policy and Procedures
Like any organization, we have a detailed series of rules and regulations to ensure that our programs and services are run in a uniform and appropriate manner across our chapters. These guidelines also ensure fair treatment of all those who choose to be involved with Special Olympics Canada, as well as reputable business practices within our daily operations.
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