About
They offer year-round sports training and athletic competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. The organization's programs promote awareness, inclusion, unity, health, and more. They have a variety of programs, including Special Olympics Health, SO College, Young Athletes, and Unified Champion Schools. The organization's mission is to reveal the champion in all of its athletes, and it relies on donations from Michigan citizens and businesses to fund its programs. Special Olympics Michigan- Area 24 serves a wide range of athletes, from children to adults, and provides opportunities for them to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, and experience joy while participating in sports and other activities. The organization's staff and volunteers work together to support the athletes and help them achieve their dreams.
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Services & specialties
Year-round sports training and athletic competition
Special Olympics Michigan- Area 24 provides year-round sports training and athletic competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.
Unified Champion Schools
The organization's Unified Champion Schools program promotes awareness, inclusion, unity, health, and more among students, teachers, and families.
Special Olympics Health
Special Olympics Health is a program that provides health and wellness services to athletes and their families.
Young Athletes
The Young Athletes program is designed for children aged 2-7 and focuses on developing fundamental movement skills and promoting inclusion.
SO College
The SO College program provides opportunities for young adults with intellectual disabilities to develop leadership skills and participate in sports and other activities.