Families
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Families
When brothers, sisters, parents, grandparents and others get involved in Special Olympics, they join millions of family
members who not only support their loved ones, but also find a support structure themselves. Sometimes having a family
member with intellectual disabilities can be very isolating, but by meeting other families, sharing experiences, and learning
from one another helps change that. Special Olympics provides hope, knowledge, and community many families seek. Take
advantage of the opportunities Special Olympics offers your relative with intellectual disabilities and become more involved as
a coach, assistant coach, volunteer, unified partner or just be there at practices and competitions to cheer, share the joy, and
meet others. **New Memo from Special Olympics Florida regarding family involvement- Click Here**
Unified Partners
Unified Partners act as peers and compete along side our athletes on a team. As a Unified Partner, you are helping bridge
the gap between our athletes and the non-intellectually challenged community.
Registration is simple: Complete the paperwork, let us check your ID & then take a short online quiz!
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Contact us for more information
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How to Sign Up:
- Turn in original copies of SOSC's Volunteer Registration
Paperwork (see below)
- Complete a photo ID check & Auto Insurance check-
(Having Valid Auto Ins. is not a requirement to being a volunteer)
- Take our Protective Behaviors Online Quiz
- Start volunteering at events of your choice!
Registration Paperwork:
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Recruitment Director:
Ranwa Nin El-khoury
Cell: 407-929-7254; Fax: 407-834-3870
Rel-Khoury@SpecialOlympicsSeminoleCounty.org
PO Box 520742, Longwood FL, 32752-0742
Online Contact Form:
Due to technical difficulties, website may not be responding correctly.
Regardless, your submission WILL be received- even if an error page appears. We
will respond to you within 1-2 business days.
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