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Special Olympics India cyclist V. Indu Prakash at the 2023 World Games in Berlin.

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Jasmine Lai and her family, have been her daughter

Jasmine Lai and her family, have been her daughter, Megan Tang’s biggest supporter throughout her journey as a Special Olympics Singapore athlete. Megan, who was born with Down Syndrome, started off first as a Young Athlete in 2010 and has since gone on to represent Singapore to compete in dancesport on the global stage.Jasmine accompanied Megan while she was competing at the recent Special Olympics World Winter Games in Turin, Italy, cheering her and her fellow athletes on. Her story reinforces how dreams can be realized when cultivated with support, love and belief.#SpecialOlympics #ChooseToInclude #LeaveNoOneBehind #Inclusion #IntellectualDisability #UnbeatableTogether #Change #InclusionRevolution #Empowerment

Megan Tang, a spirited Special Olympics Singapore

Megan Tang, a spirited Special Olympics Singapore athlete first began her journey with the movement as a young athlete in 2010. As a teenager, she went onto train and compete in dance when the country program kickstarted its Latin Dancesport outreach. Megan's energetic moves and infectious smile have been lighting up multiple performances ever since.Most recently, she shone on the world's stage at the opening ceremony of the Special Olympics World Winter Games in Turin, Italy, where she confidently recited the Athletes’ Oath. In addition, Megan won a silver medal for the ballroom traditional mixed category. Her stunning performance underscored how sport can be a powerful tool that maximizes potential, fueling inclusion and inspiration.#SpecialOlympics #ChooseToInclude #LeaveNoOneBehind #Inclusion #IntellectualDisability #UnbeatableTogether #Change #InclusionRevolution #Empowerment

#TheFuturelsHere for inclusion, and it’s powered

#TheFuturelsHere for inclusion, and it’s powered by each and every one of us! Here’s a throwback to some of the key highlights from Asia Pacific at the recent #SpecialOlympics World Winter Games in Turin, Italy.As Dipak Natali, President & Managing Director, Special Olympics Asia Pacific, puts it, games like this, offer us a chance of stability in these times of uncertainty and turmoil. “Stability in community, stability in understanding each other, allowing each other really to be not thinking about things in black or white, but really what the beautiful spectrum of life should be. I think that’s what we stand for, and celebrating that here, today and over the last few weeks, has just been amazing.”#ChooseToInclude

This year’s International Day of Sport for Devel

This year’s International Day of Sport for Development and Peace focuses on the power of sport to promote social inclusion and create equal opportunities for all.Together, we can make a difference by supporting inclusive sports, advocating for accessibility, and empowering athletes with intellectual disabilities to help build a more progressive and equitable world.#SpecialOlympics #ChooseToInclude #LeaveNoOneBehind #Inclusion #IntellectualDisability #UnbeatableTogether #Change #InclusionRevolution #Empowerment

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