About
They offer a variety of Olympic-type sports and have a presence in multiple regions across the state. With over 85,000 athletes and Unified partners, Special Olympics Florida aims to create a world where people with intellectual disabilities are treated with respect and dignity and given the opportunities that all people deserve. Their programs are designed to promote inclusion, acceptance, and empowerment, and they rely on the support of volunteers, families, and sponsors to make their mission a reality. Located in Bonita Springs, FL, Special Olympics Florida serves athletes of all abilities and provides opportunities for them to participate in sports, develop skills, and build confidence. Their programs are free to athletes and their families, and they strive to create a supportive and inclusive environment for all participants.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Year-round sports training and competition
Special Olympics Florida offers a variety of Olympic-type sports for individuals with intellectual disabilities.
Camps
Special Olympics Florida provides camps for individuals with intellectual disabilities to participate in sports and develop skills.
After-School / Community Activities
Special Olympics Florida offers after-school and community activities for individuals with intellectual disabilities to participate in sports and develop skills.