Special Olympics Singapore

10/10/2026

📢 SOSG National Athletics Competition 2026 – Postponement Notice

The safety and well-being of our athletes always come first. ❤️

Due to the worsening haze conditions, Special Olympics Singapore made the difficult decision to postpone the SOSG National Athletics Competition 2026 to safeguard the health and welfare of our athletes.

While the competition may be postponed, the spirit of giving continues! 💙 We were grateful for the opportunity to share the 240 bento lunches originally prepared for our event with our migrant worker friends from Chiu Teng Construction. What was meant to fuel our athletes’ day became a small gesture of appreciation for the workers who contribute so much to our community. 🥰

Sometimes, plans change, but kindness never goes to waste. Thank you for your understanding and continued support. We look forward to welcoming everyone back to the track when conditions are safe!

19/09/2026

✨ Celebrating our 36th Annual General Meeting! ✨

Special Olympics Singapore came together today for our 36th AGM. As we look back on the highlights of 2025, we’re especially proud of the return of the Special Olympics Singapore 10th National Games after an eight-year hiatus! 🏅

A heartfelt thank you to our Board members, caregivers, coaches, volunteers, staff and supporters for standing alongside our athletes and strengthening our community. ❤️

We also warmly welcome our new Vice President, Ms Fauziah Ahmad, and Honorary Secretary, Mrs Linda Prebhash! 🎉

Here’s to continuing our journey together and taking Special Olympics Singapore to greater heights! 🌟

18/09/2026

7 regions. +170 countries. One city. 🌎

Special Olympics is present all over the world through seven regions, and next year all of them come together in one place: Santiago 2027.

170 delegations will compete at the Special Olympics World Games, coming to Latin America for the first time.

Which region are you reading us from? 👇

Special Olympics North America | Olimpiadas Especiales | Special Olympics MENA | Special Olympics Africa | Special Olympics Europe Eurasia | Special Olympics Asia Pacific |

15/09/2026

💪🔥💯❤️👏🙌

One Team 🤜🏼🤛🏼

In Unified Sports, one of the hallmarks of Special Olympics, people with and without intellectual disabilities train and compete together, on the same team and on equal terms, with a few rules adapted along the way... A real model of inclusion, one that can be carried into every area of society.

At Santiago 2027, the next edition of the World Games, 14 of the 23 sports will be played in this format. 💪🏼⚽🏀🏐

15/09/2026

We're so excited to be there! ❤️💖

11/09/2026

Meet Hadbaa, a student at MINDS Woodlands Gardens School!

When she first started playing bocce, Hadbaa was a shy young participant discovering movement and play. With regular training and encouragement, she grew more confident, focused and independent, gradually progressing from learning the basics to competing internationally.

Today, she is a determined young athlete who works hard and believes in herself. She loves playing bocce with her friends, has grown more comfortable expressing herself, and has found a community through training and competitions.

And this January, all that practice took her to Chennai, where she represented Singapore at the Asia Pacific Down Syndrome Games and won gold in Junior Doubles Bocce. 🥇🇸🇬

Her journey made us think of another young athlete we’ll be meeting at MINDS Film Festival this September. In Super Wang Wang, Wang Wang discovers an unexpected talent for speed skating and sets his sights on the Special Olympics. ⛸️ Different sport, different story, but both remind us what can happen when someone discovers something they love and is given the space to pursue it.

🎬 Catch Super Wang Wang at MINDS Film Festival 2026.
🎟️ Free admission. Reserve your seats at mindsfilmfest.com

09/09/2026

And a very special thank you to our incredible village of supporters— our parents, caregivers, coaches and staff. ❤️

Behind every athlete is a team of people who believe, encourage, guide and cheer them on every step of the way. Your unwavering support, patience and dedication have played such an important part in helping our athletes grow in confidence, give their best and succeed at the Special Olympics East Asia Bowling Competition 2026 🎳🇸🇬

This achievement belongs to all of you too. It truly takes a village, and we are so grateful to have the very best one. 🙏❤️

InclusionThroughSport ProudlySingapore

09/09/2026

🇸🇬🎳 Welcome home, Team Singapore! ❤️

A huge thank you to Special Olympics Hong Kong for being such a gracious and wonderful host at the Special Olympics East Asia Bowling Competition 2026. Your warmth, hospitality and support made this experience truly special for our athletes, coaches and supporters. 🙏🇭🇰

To our wonderful sponsors Hazonas, Serangoon Gardens Country Club and Agape Bowling Academy, thank you for giving our athletes this once in a lifetime opportunity to show the world what they can achieve! ❤️🔥

To our Special Olympics Singapore bowling team — welcome home! 🎉 We are so proud of each and every one of you. Beyond the scores and medals, your courage, determination, sportsmanship and joy are what truly make you champions. 🏆💪

Thank you for representing Singapore with such pride and heart. We hope you return with wonderful memories, new friendships and an even greater love for the sport. ❤️

Congratulations, Team Singapore! You did us proud! 🇸🇬🎳✨

InclusionThroughSport UnifiedBySport ProudlySingapore

08/09/2026

Celebrating a remarkable achievement! 🎉

Our Mixed Team shines bright, securing a silver medal with an impressive team score of 2037 at the Special Olympics East Asia Bowling Competition 2026! They bravely took on the toughest competition from Special Olympics Hong Kong and Malaysia, and we couldn't be prouder of their perseverance and determination. 🏆

Get ready to welcome our champions home on 9 September 2026, 8pm at Changi Airport T3 (Flight SQ893)! Friends and families, let's come together to celebrate their triumph! 🎉

08/09/2026

Unstoppable achievements by our bowling team in the doubles events! 💥

Our female doubles duo, Ms Jovene Chok and Ms Rozita Ezyana Binte Abdullah, shone bright, securing a joint gold medal with Special Olympics Germany's doubles team with an impressive score of 790! 🏅

Our male doubles teams also rose to the challenge, claiming silver and bronze medals! Mr Ryan Lay and Mr Muhammad Elhan Haziq Bin Mohamed Hafiz scored a remarkable 1117, taking 2nd place, while Mr Alexavier Ang Jingheng and Mr Zander Sim Jun Yi scored 1071, securing 3rd place.

We celebrate the unwavering spirit of Team Singapore! One team, one dream, one Singapore! 💪