From first motor skills to shared playing fields, Special Olympics programmes support people with intellectual disabilities at every stage of life: through sport, at school, with their families and for their health.
The Motor Activity Training Program (MATP) is designed for athletes with severe or profound intellectual disabilities who are not yet able to take part in official Special Olympics sports competitions.
Learn more — Motor Activity Training Program
The Family Health Forum brings parents, carers and health professionals together around the needs of people with intellectual disabilities.
Learn more — Family Health Forum
Young Athletes is a sport and play programme for children aged 2 to 7, with and without intellectual disabilities.
Learn more — Young Athletes
Unified Champion Schools supports schools that want to build a culture of inclusion through sport and youth engagement.
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Unified Sports brings people with and without intellectual disabilities together on the same team. Special Olympics Cameroon runs this programme with refugees.
Learn more — Unified Sports with refugees