by Kristy | Oct 7, 2026 | Accessibility, Adaptive, Colorado, Community, Disability, Down Syndrome, Exercise, Free, Health, Inclusion, Newsletter, Recreation, Special Olympics, Sport
A WINTER SEASON FOR EVERY ATHLETE YOU BELONG HERE Special Olympics Colorado’s Winter Season returns this January with opportunities to compete, make friends and have fun! Athletes and Unified partners ages 8+ can participate in alpine skiing,...
by wemakepixels_9e7mpm | Feb 2, 2026 | Accessibility, Adaptive, Community, Exercise, Health, Inclusion, Newsletter, Recreation, Special Olympics, Sport
Spring season is just around the corner! Athletes, Unified partners and coaches are now invited to register for the 2026 Spring Season! Registering for the upcoming season is your chance to join a team, try a new sport, or reconnect with your favorite...
by wemakepixels_9e7mpm | Oct 20, 2025 | Accessibility, Adaptive, Community, Exercise, Health, Inclusion, Newsletter, Recreation, Special Olympics, Sport
Registration for the 2026 Winter Season is now open! Athletes, Unified partners and coaches can register for the winter season now through Sunday, November 2.During the winter season, Special Olympics Colorado offers the following sports:Alpine SkiingBasketballFigure...
by wemakepixels_9e7mpm | Dec 31, 2022 | COVID-19, Free, Health, Newsletter, Vaccine
The Office of Community Living (OCL) within the Department of Health Care Policy & Financing (Department) has the following information to share below: Please note the following Colorado Department of Public health & Environment (CDPHE) announcement:...
by wemakepixels_9e7mpm | Jul 18, 2022 | Family, Food, Health, Newsletter, Nutrition
Guest post by Shawna Walker, RDN Feeding a child is one of the most loving ways a parent can render care. The pressure to meet growth and development needs, protect them from illness, and maximize their health can be overwhelming. With intentionality, it might be...
by wemakepixels_9e7mpm | Mar 13, 2022 | Constipation, Exercise, Food, Health, Newsletter, Nutrition
It is not unusual for pediatric therapists to spend a fair amount of time talking about pooping with families, or more specifically NOT pooping (constipation), and so it seemed like a good topic to share with all. Although constipation is generally defined as fewer...
