CENTRAL ILLINOIS (WCIA) — Special Olympics Illinois – Region I is not just about sports; it’s about fostering a community of inclusion, respect, and empowerment for individuals with intellectual disabilities. At the helm of this movement are dedicated individuals like Jackie Mendoza, the Region I Assistant Director of Sports, and athletes like Summer Nagele, who serves as both an athlete and global messenger. In this article, we delve into the essence of their work and the impact they create.
Upcoming events like swimming on April 14th at the Arc, and the Spring Games on April 26th at EIU and May 11th at Warrensburg Latham High School, highlight the diverse range of activities facilitated by Special Olympics Illinois. These events not only showcase athletic prowess but also serve as avenues for individuals to join teams and experience the joy of camaraderie and competition. To help support these events, consider volunteering at events and recruiting athletes.
One of the primary goals of the Special Olympics Illinois – Region I is to promote volunteerism and recruit athletes. Volunteers play a crucial role in ensuring the success of events and creating a supportive environment for athletes to thrive. Whether it’s assisting during competitions, coaching, or simply offering encouragement, volunteers contribute significantly to the inclusive ethos of Special Olympics Illinois.
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Championing Inclusion: Special Olympics Illinois – Region I
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