To inspire humanity, and to create a better everyday life for our Special Needs Community.
Bring inspiration and provide all resources to every Special Needs Athlete.
Our Athletes Are children with intellectual disabilities from our communities. They are finding success, joy and friendship as part of our global movement.
Join us in ensuring that everyone is fully included and empowered
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Different sport disciplines that include opportunitites to serve our children.
Count Me In.Love is a movement that unchains the full potential of every special need athlete. Through professional training and league competition we will help boost self-confidence, skills in relationship building, social change, health management and working as part of a team.
We will ensure a competitive inclusion culture In schools, workplaces and communities thru high- quality training and competition which will provide a real and positive impact on us all.
Bring inspiration and provide all resources to every Special Needs Athlete.
To inspire humanity, and to create a better everyday life for our Special Needs Community.
Join us in ensuring that everyone is fully included and empowered.
We will be promoting special events in our communities to achieve the goals and work together to impact the life of our children.
Stay informed of the news, activities and achievements of our community.
Down syndrome student fights to keep playing sports After spending a Sunday afternoon with Eric Dompierre and his parents it’s clear that they’re extremely grateful that Eric has always been included.Eric Dompierre has Down syndrome, but he’s been welcome to
Kalin Bennett, Division I basketball recruit diagnosed with autism, plays for Kent State in opener. Kalin Bennett says he wants kids to believe in themselves “first and foremost” — and he’s hoping he can be an example. Bennett is the
He has autism and was crowned National Taekwondo Champion This is Onan Cosentino Álvarez, who suffers from Generalized Development Disorder. At CeNARD, the Brown representative of Adrogué took the gold medal. Once again Onan Cosentino Álvarez showed everyone that
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