by Kristy Miller | Jun 23, 2026 | Accessibility, Adaptive, Colorado, Community, Disability, Equipment, Exercise, Newsletter, Special Olympics, Sport, Wheelchair
When you’re raising a child with a disability, developmental delay, medical complexity, or mobility challenge, finding activities that truly work for your kiddo can sometimes feel overwhelming. You may hear terms like accessible, adaptive, inclusive, or unified and...
by Kristy Miller | Apr 28, 2026 | Adaptive, Colorado, Community, Exercise, Inclusion, Newsletter, Special Olympics
Summer Season Registration Is Open! Now through May 24 Calling all athletes, Unified partners, and coaches. The summer season is ready when you are! Registering this summer gives you the chance to join a new team, try a different sport, or reconnect with your...
by Kristy Miller | 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 Kristy Miller | 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 Kristy Miller | Oct 17, 2025 | Accessibility, Awareness, Blind, Community, Equipment, Low Vision, Newsletter, Recreation, Vision, Visually Impaired
Pencil, marshmallow, roller ball, and Dakota Disk might not be 4 words you would put together while playing Wordle. Nonetheless, they are all related. The topic of connection would be “types of white cane tips”. For those of you unfamiliar with the term...
by Kristy Miller | Oct 7, 2025 | Community, Development, Disability, Family, Newsletter
A few weeks ago one of our families described their son’s Physical Therapist as a Sour Patch candy. The mom explained that the ideas the PT suggested made her wince initially, causing her face to pucker and her body to withdraw but eventually she realized that...
