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Survivor host Jeff Probst Speaks Out for Organ Donation
...all about giving the gift of life. The Beginning with Taylor...it their mission to re-gift life through providing a way for...Todd as well as Taylor's Gift celebrity spokesperson Alex O'Loughlin...created and spearheaded the life-changing CBS series Three Rivers,...months signed on as the newest celebrity spokesperson for Taylor's Gift....
Lifestyle > Recreation
Board Games That Build Skills: A Parent's Guide to Therapeutic Tabletop Play
...the game. Board games create low-pressure social practice: you take turns, read social cues, manage frustration when the dice don't cooperate, and celebrate wins without making someone else feel terrible. For kids with autism, board games provide clear rules and predictable structure, the social equivalent...
Special Needs > Visual Impairments
A Light In The Darkness
...able to see their child's milestones, but they celebrate them just the same. They know that their child...their power to make sure their child has the best life possible. Finding Hope. The darkness can be a scary...and courage to give their child the best possible life. Overcoming Obstacles. Parents of blind children...
Social Engagement > Friends and Family
Young Man with Down Syndrome Starts His First Job and Looks Amazing Doing It
...can do the job, and he knows it. The Uncomfortable Truth in the Comments. One commenter offered a sharp observation: "It's a little weird that we celebrate his functionality because he has Down syndrome. But it's very clear he is super capable and likely can...
News > Sports
Special Olympics vs. Paralympics: What's the Difference?
...Down syndrome, autism, and other cognitive or developmental disabilities. Special Olympics is participation-focused: athletes train, compete, and celebrate. The emphasis is on inclusion, belonging, and the joy of sport. The Paralympics was founded in 1960, when 400 athletes with physical disabilities...
Parenting > Early Intervention
Strategies for Supporting Children with Special Needs
...equipped you'll be to support your child. Remember, your child is more than their diagnosis. Focus on their abilities, interests, and personality. Celebrate their successes, no matter how small. Creating an Inclusive Home Environment. Make your home a safe and supportive place for your child. Adapt your...
Parenting > General
Inclusive Easter Celebrations: Joyful Ideas for Families with a Visually Impaired Child
Easter is a time of joy, renewal, and family. It's a season that brings together people of all ages to celebrate, share, and enjoy the warmth of loved ones. However, for families with a visually impaired child, creating an Easter celebration that's inclusive...
News > Sports
Rio 2016: Queen Hails 'Magnificent' Paralympians on Homecoming
...praised the performance of Britain's Paralympics team at Rio 2016 as "magnificent" as the athletes returned to the UK on a special flight. Parades to celebrate the country's Olympic and Paralympic success have been confirmed for Manchester on 17 October and London a day later. Paralympic medallists were welcomed...
News > Sports
Costa Rica Takes the Win For Women's Basketball
Costa Rica's women's basketball team wins at the Special Olympics; stars Sophia & Ericka celebrate their families' support.
News > Sports
Calabasas Hosting Great Britain Athletes for the Special Olympic World Games
...Calabasas Library from 4:00-4:30 p.m. to create a craft to welcome the Great Britain Special Olympics Delegation. This is a fun and creative way to celebrate...
News > Sports
Thousand Oaks Host Town Supports Special Olympics World Games LA2015
Thousand Oaks CA supports Special Olympics LA2015, hosting athletes and organizing events to celebrate the World Games.
News > Advocacy
100 Days until we meet our Real Heroes
Special Olympics World Games begin in 100 days with 7,000 athletes from 177 nations; LA's elite gather to celebrate & seek support.