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Students signing their names in support for Project Unify and Special Olympics.
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First group of Project Unify Bridge Meeting Photos of the North Carolina Crew
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Young athlete learns foundatio
Emily Creed, 5, practices tossing a ball through a hoop at the Young Athletes Station at State Summer Games' Olympic Town. Young Athletes is an innovative sports play program for children with intellectual disabilites, designed to introduce them to the world of sports prior to Special Olympics eligibility at age eight.
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Emily Creed, above, participates in a play activity at the Young Athletes station at State Summer Games at Olympic Town at Emory University. The Young Atheltes program engages children with intellectual disabilitise through developmentally appropriate play activities designed to foster physical, cognitive, and social development.
Young Athlete practices skills
Emily Creed, 5, learned basic skills such as throwing a ball at the Young Athlete activity station at Summer Games' Olympic Town at Emory University.
Young Athlete learns basic mov
Five-year-old Emily Creed of Gwinnett County practiced jumping and other fundamental skills at the Young Athletes station at Summer Games' Olympic Town at Emory University in May.
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Volunteer to Cheer Poster samp
These and other resources were used to encourage the community to "Volunteer to Cheer" at three of our largest events -- Summer Games, Fall Championships and Basketball Championships. We worked with a integrated marketing agency in Richmond, RightMinds, on the creative elements. We changed the message just slightly for Summer Games 2009 -- it was Be Selfish: get way more than you give. In the end, we had more than 3,000 people sign up to cheer at the three state competitions.
If you'd like additional information on each resources, please contact Holly Claytor at hclaytor@specialolympicsva.org or 804-726-3025.
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