About
Special Olympics New Mexico serves more than 3,700 athletes statewide, offering year-round training and competitions in 11 Olympic-style sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities (ID). They work to build inclusive communities, transform lives through sport, and improve the quality of life for their athletes. Special Olympics New Mexico is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, with a tax identification number of 85-0268084. They operate in various areas across New Mexico, with local programs and competitions taking place throughout the state.
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Services & specialties
Sports Training and Competitions
Special Olympics New Mexico offers year-round training and competitions in 11 Olympic-style sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities (ID).
Health and Wellness Programs
Special Olympics New Mexico provides health and wellness programs, including fitness challenges and healthy athlete initiatives, to promote the overall well-being of their athletes.
Unified Schools and Education Programs
Special Olympics New Mexico offers unified schools and education programs to promote inclusion and respect for people with intellectual disabilities (ID).
Leadership and Volunteer Opportunities
Special Olympics New Mexico provides leadership and volunteer opportunities for individuals to get involved and make a difference in their communities.