Now, another Special Olympics initiative, Project Unify, is gathering steam. The program, which was introduced in Arkansas in 2013, seeks to go even further in eliminating stereotypes that still persist. “This is an important movement,” says Camie Powell, Director of Marketing and Corporate Relations...
Special Olympics Arkansas will kick off a new challenge on Sept. 1, encouraging families to live healthier lives. The Fit Families Challenge is a six-week program designed for individuals with intellectual disabilities and their families or support networks.
Time for your kiddos to slip on their boogie shoes -- registration is now open for dance and music programs offered by I Can! of Arkansas.
Registration is now open for The Miracle League's fall baseball season, which officially kicks off on Sept. 5! The league is open to any player 4 years and older who has a physical or developmental diagnosis, including children on the autism spectrum, those with auditory or visual impairments, and kids...
Kick off August with an active, family event that also benefits the community! There are three great causes to support this month at events that will get your family moving, including the Walk for Children & Families at the Big Dam Bridge this Friday!
Wonderkids Yoga, a new Little Rock yoga studio that's just for kids, is offering classes for children with special needs. The classes are appropriate for children ages 6-12 with diagnoses as varied as Autism, Down Syndrome, ADD/ADHD and developmental delays.