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Special Olympics New York is thrilled to announce the finalists for the 2024 Coach of the Year Award.

More than 500 Special Olympics New York athletes and coaches from throughout the state will be in Syracuse February 23 & 24 for the 2024 State Winter Games.

Read the full statement from our CEO in this post.

With 2023 winding down, our Top 10 began! See our greatest moments in this post.

The first-ever Special Olympics New York regional floorball tournament will be held at Javits Center in New York City Saturday.

Floorball is making its Special Olympics New York debut this winter. Learn more about our new sport in this article.

Guilderland High School was recognized nationally by Special Olympics as a Unified Champion School, which demonstrates a commitment to inclusion by GHS and the Guilderland Central School District.

Special Olympics New York and NY ABLE are pleased to announce the launch of an all-new Athlete of the Month program to highlight the achievements and character of individuals with and without disabilities participating in Special Olympics programs throughout the state.

Special Olympics New York President & CEO Stacey Hengsterman and Delaware North Chief Corporate Affairs officer Jack McNeill today announced a 4-year, $100,000 partnership to grow Unified Sports and inclusion in local schools.

Fall Games is here! See the schedule in this article.

Special Olympics New York is pleased to announce that their Virtual Health & Wellness Forums will now be sponsored by Care Coordination Organization Care Design NY and Partners Health Plan.

"This week, people with disabilities were officially designated as a population with health disparities by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), one of the most influential health agencies in the world. This is a significant milestone that will propel Special Olympics’ critical work in healthcare forward."