Irish golfers look at Berlin: ‘It’s the best thing you can ever do!’
As the movement celebrates the first anniversary of the Special Olympics World Games Berlin 2023, Irish golfing twins Sarah and Trudy Hyland reflect on the impact of the Games.
A father supports his son on and off the field
“I am Saif Bin Sumaida, a retired senior engineer from ADNOC Gas Company. God blessed me with four sons and two daughters. We discovered that one of our sons, Ali, was autistic when he was four years old...
Raising the level of inclusion of persons with disabilities in the Seventy-seventh World Health...
Every year, representatives from ministries of health from around the world gather in Geneva, Switzerland for the World Health Assembly (WHA) – the decision-making body of the World Health Organization (WHO). In addition to the official World...
Logging miles and driving the route
For many, running is an individual sport. One person, one path, one goal. But for Samantha Rodriguez, running has always been more than that. It was a way to connect, create community, and create opportunities...
Cyclists set new Guinness World Records titles at RideLondon-Essex100
the next Lloyd Martin Amazing achievements in the past month TCS London Marathon, Cyclists at the Special Olympics Surrey Cycling ClubTom Kelsall and Hannah Kemp have achieved new Guinness World Records titles by completing... Ford...
