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Message of Peace Unveiled at Rio Landmark

Message of Peace Unveiled at Rio Landmark
September 22, 2016 by Special Needs Editor 14 0

The giant flag was divided into seven pieces to be transported up to the Christ statue ÂŠ â€˘ Rio 2016/Alex Ferro. By Rio 2016  Giant mosaic made up of 500 flags designed by local schoolchildren goes on show ahead of official...

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Rafer Johnson Continues to Nurture Eunice Kennedy Shriver’s Dream!

Rafer Johnson Continues to Nurture Eunice Kennedy Shriver’s Dream!
August 3, 2015 by Special Needs Editor 23 0

Photo Credit: Freddie B. Photography™ SpecialNeeds.com was able to attend several of the locations where the games were being held, ranging from USC, Los Angeles Equestrian Center, and Alamitos Beach in Long Beach. I will take you on a brief...

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Costa Rica Takes the Win For Women’s Basketball

Costa Rica Takes the Win For Women’s Basketball
August 3, 2015 by Special Needs Editor 24 0

Photo Credit: Freddie B. Photography™ The USC Campus, home of the Trojans basketball teams, is on a break, and it’s a good thing because they have some pretty fierce competition on their courts.  

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Steven Dodd of the Great Britain Team Continues to Win, Win, Win!

Steven Dodd of the Great Britain Team Continues to Win, Win, Win!
August 3, 2015 by Special Needs Editor 16 0

Photo Credit: Freddie B. Photography™  

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Awards Ceremony 200-Meter Kayaking Competition LA2015

Awards Ceremony 200-Meter Kayaking Competition LA2015
August 3, 2015 by Special Needs Editor 24 0

Photo Credit: Freddie B. Photography™  

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Tim Shriver Speaks With Moo Sung Kim, South Korea’s Chairman of the Supreme Council at Special Olympics

Tim Shriver Speaks With Moo Sung Kim, South Korea’s Chairman of the Supreme Council at Special Olympics
August 3, 2015 by Special Needs Editor 13 0

Photo Credit: Freddie B. Photography™ Last but not least, DAY 7 Special Olympics,  

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Calabasas Hosting Great Britain Athletes for the Special Olympic World Games

Calabasas Hosting Great Britain Athletes for the Special Olympic World Games
July 29, 2015 by Special Needs Editor 23 0

Photo Credit: Freddie B. Photography™ The Special Olympic World Games LA 2015 depend so much on the volunteers who take on dozens of jobs and responsibilities to help make it a success. This week, I was honored to interview Mayor Lucy Martin...

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Special Needs Adults and their Aging Parents

Special Needs Adults and their Aging Parents
July 29, 2015 by Special Needs Editor 26 0

Photo Credit: Freddie B. Photography™

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LA2015 Is Here! Southern California is Celebrating Special Needs Athletes From Around the Globe

LA2015 Is Here! Southern California is Celebrating Special Needs Athletes From Around the Globe
July 26, 2015 by Special Needs Staff 15 0

What a grand sight​ to see as a marching band begins the procession of athletes from Mongolia, San Marino, St. Vincent & the Grenadines and Tajikistan, all who are participating in this years Special Olympics World Games LA2015.

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Law Enforcement Final Leg Torch Run

Law Enforcement Final Leg Torch Run
July 22, 2015 by Special Needs Editor 9 0

Calabasas and Thousand Oaks , Host Towns, Participate in celebrating the “Flame Of Hope” SpecialNeeds.com supports the Special Olympics World Games Los Angels 2015 by donating articles, video, and photos of athletes, volunteers...

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Special Olympics is Inspiring Careers for Life!

Special Olympics is Inspiring Careers for Life!
July 21, 2015 by Special Needs Editor 9 0

Ever since I started interviewing the “Real Heroes” of the Special Olympics, it seems like I run into people involved in the games everywhere I go! 

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Thousand Oaks Host Town Supports Special Olympics World Games LA2015

Thousand Oaks Host Town Supports Special Olympics World Games LA2015
July 10, 2015 by Special Needs Editor 5 0

SpecialNeeds.com has been a proud supporter of the Special Olympics World Games LA2015. In taking on this job I have met some truly amazing people, whom I call real heroes of our modern times. I interviewed two such men today at the City Hall of...

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Through Rejection I learned Acceptance

Through Rejection I learned Acceptance
June 18, 2015 by Special Needs Editor 4 0

The Webster’s dictionary definition of the word reject is: 1 to refuse to accept, recognize, believe, etc. 2 To refuse to grant: deny, as a petition. 3 To refuse (a person) recognition, acceptance, etc. 4. To expel; react against physiologically...

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Westwood Village Improvement Association Supports Special Olympics

Westwood Village Improvement Association Supports Special Olympics
June 6, 2015 by Special Needs Editor 7 0

As they are nearing the end of an amazing week of fundraising for the Special Olympic World Games LA 2015, I met with one of the organizers of the campaign, Megan Furey, Marketing and Communications Manager. She told me that not only are they...

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Life With Asperger’s Syndrome by Robin Flutterby Borakove

Life With Asperger’s Syndrome by Robin Flutterby Borakove
May 5, 2015 by Special Needs Editor 17 0

Hello, I’m Robin Flutterby Borakove, high functioning adult with special needs, now a correspondent for SpecialNeeds.com, covering the Special Olympics World Games and other amazing events. I invite you to follow my blog and learn about my quest...

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Blessing in Disguise by Robin Flutterby Borakove

Blessing in Disguise by Robin Flutterby Borakove
May 5, 2015 by Special Needs Editor 8 0

Seeing the world through my eyes is amazing for several reasons, but it’s also been one of my biggest challenges. For most people, all sound information projects up to a certain part of our brain, the auditory cortex.For me, all information...

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100 Days until we meet our Real Heroes

100 Days until we meet our Real Heroes
May 1, 2015 by Special Needs Editor 4 0

What a treat for this correspondent to be part of today’s press conference. April 16th 2015 marks “100 Days” until the Special Olympics World Games kicks off this July. As everyone gathered to hear from former Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa...

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Anita DeFrantz, President of LA84, Has a “SHERO”

Anita DeFrantz, President of LA84, Has a “SHERO”
May 1, 2015 by Special Needs Editor 14 0

When Anita was a child she was not given the opportunity to play sports. She grew up with 3 brothers and was the only girl on her block. She substituted sports with music, finding a place in the choir, which gave her the “team” experience, but...

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Super Moms and Super Dads: Find Your Fortress of Solitude

Super Moms and Super Dads: Find Your Fortress of Solitude
March 13, 2015 by Special Needs Editor 4 0

As parents, we spend time every day taking care of the people we love. In fact, sometimes it seems we go from dawn to dusk (and beyond) existing to meet the needs of others. We’re familiar with the concept of Super Mom or Super Dad — the...

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SpecialNeeds.com Appoints International “Go-To” Pro

SpecialNeeds.com Appoints International “Go-To” Pro
March 6, 2015 by Special Needs Editor 1 0

Due to few advances in the Nation’s Report Card, SpecialNeeds.com has announced Bonnie Terry, M. Ed., BCET as their International “Go-To” Pro. SpecialNeeds.com realizes that the nation’s report card needs to improve.  After an...

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5 Reasons You Should Consider Banking Your Newborn’s Cord Blood

5 Reasons You Should Consider Banking Your Newborn’s Cord Blood
February 24, 2015 by Special Needs Editor 4 0

Medical practitioners and medical research scientists are fully aware of the benefits that can be gained from collecting umbilical cord blood after the birth of your baby. Cord blood can be used for stem cell transplants which will help your body...

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Our Special Lives – Down Syndrome

Our Special Lives – Down Syndrome
February 17, 2015 by Special Needs Editor 5 0

CafĂŠMom introduces the YouTube series Our Special Lives. Each episode features a different family with a special needs child and we’re able to take a look into their lives, their challenges and their joys.   Meet Jamie, Scott and their...

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Sixth Annual “Mardi Gras for Autism”

Sixth Annual “Mardi Gras for Autism”
January 24, 2015 by Special Needs Editor 7 0

To support autism charities and special education, Bourbon Street Bar and Grill’s sixth annual FREE family carnival benefit, ‘Mardi Gras for Autism’ will be held outside Bourbon Street Bar & Grill in the adjacent Fullerton Train Depot parking...

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Opening Ceremony of the Special Olympics World Games 2015

Opening Ceremony of the Special Olympics World Games 2015
December 11, 2014 by Special Needs Editor 2 0

Team Behind Opening Ceremonies of the Sochi 2014 and London 2012 Olympic Games to Produce the Ceremonies of Special Olympics World Games FiveCurrents named executive producer for the world’s largest sports and humanitarian event in...

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