In every neighborhood and town statewide we offer year round sports training and competition, recreational activities and leadership programs that develop self-confidence, independence, and create a sense of belonging.
Our commitment to inclusion extends beyond the sports arena and into our schools, community organizations, and local businesses. By fostering an environment of empowerment and compassion, we are not only transforming the experiences of our athletes but influencing societal perceptions and attitudes towards intellectual disabilities.
Whether it's experiencing the exhilaration of competition or the camaraderie of teamwork, each day brings new possibilities and the chance to shine.
Special Olympics Unified Sports® brings together athletes with and without intellectual disabilities to train and compete on the same team. Participants improve their physical fitness, sharpen their skills and learn acceptance and inclusion.
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This partnership is designed to break down barriers and promote social inclusion through three core components: inclusive sports, youth leadership, and whole-school engagement.
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Special Olympics Massachusetts is made up of many communities who support the organization in their own way.
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We provide training and support for individuals who want to grow their leadership skills and offer opportunities to hold positions of influence within the community.
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Special Olympics Massachusetts is committed to providing year-round sports training and competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for all children and adults with intellectual disabilities, giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, prepare for entry into school and community programs, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in the sharing of gifts, skills and friendships with their families, other Special Olympics athletes and the community.
From plunging to rappelling and everything in-between—there are limitless ways to help raise funds that enable us to offer life-changing opportunities for athletes with intellectual disabilities.
From being a coach on the field to a fan in the stands, there are limitless ways you can help transform the lives of over 14,000 athletes across the state.
Help us get one more athlete onto the playing field by lending us your support.
The Yawkey Sports Training Center is the official headquarters of Special Olympics Massachusetts. This 25,000 square foot state-of-the-art office and training center offers a wide array of uses.
We believe in the importance of transparency and accountability so that contributors like you can rest assured that your generous contributions are being utilized to create a meaningful difference.
Exciting changes, updates and celebrations—we offer a look into the incredible things that happened at Special Olympics Massachusetts over the past year.
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