SPRING/SUMMER REGISTRATION NOW OPEN
Save the date! On September 7th from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. in celebration of Special Olympic KW athletes and volunteers we are hosting an afternoon of food and fun! Further information to be announced. We look forward to seeing you there!
Marley Gayler of Kitchener competed in cross country skiing and Andrew Johnston of Cambridge competed in snowshoeing. In a heartfelt display of skill, commitment, and camaraderie, athletes gathered at the Special Olympics World Games, celebrating their talents and the spirit of togetherness. This year's Special Olympics World Games have united participants across the world, featuring more than 1442 athletes who competed across a wide variety of winter based sports.
Marley's achievements can be found here, she won a gold medal in the 4 x 1 km relay, silver in the 2.5 km and a bronze in the 1 km races.
Andrew Johnstons achievements can be found here , he won a silver in the 800m
The Games have not only highlighted the importance of sport but also served as a powerful reminder of the role communities play in championing diversity and inclusion. The global audience has cheered not just for individual performances but for the values that unify us all.
To learn more about the incredible stories behind this year's Games please visit https://teamcanada.specialolympics.ca/
Volunteers are needed! Special Olympics KW is looking for a Assistant Coaches and Head Coaches for all sports.
For more information on available positions, please visit our postings on the Volunteer Action Centre.
If interested in applying for a position, please email the volunteer coordinator at kwvolcc@specialolympicsontario.ca