Who are in Special Olympics?

Answer 1

the people in the special Olympics are kids/teens/adults with a mental illness such as Down syndrome or autism. The special Olympics gives them a chance to be successfull in sports, and get the attention they deserve.

Special Olympics is for kids/teens/adults, all of whom have an intellectual disability, which can include diagnosed conditions like Down Syndrome and autism.

Special Olympics gives people with an intellectual disability the chance to transform their lives through regular sports training and competition provided by a network of volunteers in their local community.

Special Olympics gives all people with an intellectual disability a chance to reach their personal best. Rather than be shut out from their community, it is a place where they can make friends, have fun, get fit and feel proud of themselves.