The Impact of Being a Special Olympics Clinical Director
By Allen H. Vean, DMD Dr. Allen Vean has been a Special Smiles Clinical Director for 6 years. Read on to learn how becoming a Clinical Director for Special OlympicsFebruary 2023 Change Makers
Mason Rice Athlete of the Month Mason first got involved with Special Olympics Colorado 6 years ago. He was attending Prairie View High School at the time and began participatingJanuary 2023 Change Makers
Lydia Treanor Athlete of the Month Lydia first got involved in Special Olympics Colorado when she was a freshman in high school where her Life Class teacher introduced her toDecember 2022 Change Makers
William Davis Athlete of the Month William first started participating in Special Olympics Colorado when he was 3 years old. “Because of William’s visual disability, he developed slower than other
The Impact of Sports in a Child’s Behavioral and Mental Health
More than 5 million athletes with intellectual disabilities participate in Special Olympics around the world. Special Olympics allows those with and without intellectual disabilities ages 8 and older to compete
2022 Pins for a Purpose
Special Olympics Colorado knows how to put the fun in fundraising. Moments after posting about the latest event, Pins for a Purpose, dozens of Special Olympic athletes signed up toNovember 2022 Change Makers
Meadow Rodine Athlete of the Month Meadow has been a Special Olympics Colorado athlete for 4 years and currently competes in powerlifting and softball. Through Special Olympics Colorado, Meadow saidOctober 2022 Change Makers
Benjamin “BJ” Archer Athlete of the Month BJ first got involved with Special Olympics Colorado five years ago. His father was asked to become a volunteer and he joined his