Special Olympics Georgia
6046 Financial Dr, Norcross, 30071
(770) 414-9390
Special Olympics Georgia offers year-round sports training and competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. Athletes join through local teams run by schools, parks departments and other groups. Volunteers help at state games and special events, and can also coach.
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- Taking volunteers now
- YesFrom the description, not confirmed
- How often
- One time or drop in, A regular scheduleFrom the description, not confirmed
- Kind of work
- Events, With people (tutoring, mentoring, visiting), Hands-on (sorting, serving, building)From the description, not confirmed
- Who can come
- Adults (18 and up), Teens, Children with an adultFrom the description, not confirmed
- Groups welcome
- YesFrom the description, not confirmed
- How to sign up
- Download the volunteer packet and send the form to the Volunteer and Health Manager.From the description, not confirmed
What they offer 10
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Become a Certified CoachProgram
Volunteers can coach athletes after getting certified through Special Olympics Georgia in the sport they want to coach. Your area Program Manager gives the details.
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Find a Local ProgramService
Local teams are run by schools, parks departments, and other groups across Georgia. Each area has a Program Manager who can tell you what is offered near you.
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Healthy Athletes Free Health ScreeningsService
Athletes get free health screenings at State Games, such as for feet, hearing, eyes and teeth. Health professionals can volunteer to help.
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Join an Event CommitteeProgram
Volunteers can help plan and promote upcoming events by joining a committee. Committees meet once a month.
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Law Enforcement Torch Run Agency RegistrationProgram
Police and other law enforcement agencies can sign up for the Torch Run. Officers carry the Flame of Hope to raise money and awareness for Special Olympics.
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Special Olympics Georgia Athlete Sports Training and CompetitionProgram
Year-round sports training and competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. Athletes train with coaches for eight weeks before a competition. There are local, area and state levels.
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Spread the Word CampaignProgram
A pledge campaign to stop using the R-word and to treat everyone with respect. Schools and groups can host a local rally.
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Start a Local ProgramService
Schools, agencies and groups can start their own local Special Olympics program. The steps include working with the area Program Manager, signing an agreement, and training coaches.
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