About
Special Olympics North Carolina is one of the largest Special Olympics programs in the world, with nearly 40,000 registered athletes who train and compete in year-round programs in 19 different sports. The organization is based in Charlotte, NC, and serves individuals with intellectual disabilities. Special Olympics North Carolina offers a range of sports and programs, including state-level competitions, regional competitions, and USA Games. The organization relies on volunteers and donations to support its mission and provide opportunities for athletes to participate in sports and physical activity. With a strong presence in North Carolina, Special Olympics North Carolina is a leading organization in the state, providing a platform for athletes to develop their skills, build confidence, and make friends. By offering a range of programs and services, Special Olympics North Carolina aims to promote inclusion, acceptance, and empowerment for individuals with intellectual disabilities.
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Services & specialties
State-Level Competitions
Special Olympics North Carolina hosts state-level competitions in various sports for athletes to compete and showcase their skills.
Regional Competitions
The organization also hosts regional competitions, providing opportunities for athletes to compete and interact with others in their region.
USA Games
Special Olympics North Carolina sends teams to the USA Games, a national-level competition where athletes from across the country come together to compete and celebrate their achievements.
Unified Sports
The organization offers Unified Sports, which brings together athletes with and without intellectual disabilities to compete and play sports together.
Young Athletes Program
Special Olympics North Carolina also offers the Young Athletes Program, which provides opportunities for children with intellectual disabilities to develop their motor skills and participate in sports and physical activity.