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Chicago Park District Special Olympics

Chicago Park District

Chicago, Illinois - Cook County

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May 15, 2026

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Chicago

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4830 S Western Ave, Chicago, IL 60609

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Provider overview

Chicago Park District Special Olympics coordinates citywide Special Olympics competitions, year-round sports, registered delegations, and Young Athletes programming for Chicago participants.

Chicago Park District runs citywide parks and recreation programming, including Special Olympics competitions and adaptive sports opportunities through its special recreation system.

Quick facts

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Ages
Special Olympics sports for ages 8 to adult, plus noncompetitive Young Athletes programming for ages 3 to 7
Season
Year-round citywide competitions and sports, with Spring Games and more than 80 competition dates described by the source
Cost
Costs and participation steps vary by park program, delegation, competition, school partner, and Special Olympics paperwork requirements.

Location contacts

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Chicago Park District

4830 S Western Ave, Chicago, IL 60609

The source lists Chicago Park District's main office and describes Special Olympics competitions across park programs, CPS, residential agencies, and social service agencies.

Programs and offerings

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Citywide Special Olympics sports and competitions

Citywide Special Olympics sports, competitions, registered delegations, Spring Games, and Young Athletes opportunities.

Ages
Special Olympics sports for ages 8 to adult, plus noncompetitive Young Athletes programming for ages 3 to 7
Season
Year-round citywide competitions and sports, with Spring Games and more than 80 competition dates described by the source
Schedule
The source describes year-round offerings, more than 80 competition dates, and links families to events throughout the year.
Cost
Costs and participation steps vary by park program, delegation, competition, school partner, and Special Olympics paperwork requirements.
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Last checked
May 15, 2026
Why this is listed
The official Chicago Park District Special Olympics page says the district conducts citywide competitions with Special Olympics Illinois, over 80 competition dates, nearly 200 registered delegations, 18 sports for ages 8 to adult, and Young Athletes for ages 3 to 7.
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Program details we found

Citywide Special Olympics sports and competitions

The official Chicago Park District Special Olympics page says the district conducts citywide competitions with Special Olympics Illinois, over 80 competition dates, nearly 200 registered delegations, 18 sports for ages 8 to adult, and Young Athletes for ages 3 to 7.

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Inclusion and support details

What the provider says: The district describes its partnership with Special Children's Charities, Chicago Public Schools, and Special Olympics Illinois to conduct citywide competitions.

Access notes to confirm: Families should confirm delegation fit, athlete eligibility, sport season, local park program, paperwork, transportation, uniform needs, competition dates, spectator access, and whether Young Athletes or a competitive team is the right pathway.

What we checked

What we found: The official Chicago Park District Special Olympics page says the district conducts citywide competitions with Special Olympics Illinois, over 80 competition dates, nearly 200 registered delegations, 18 sports for ages 8 to adult, and Young Athletes for ages 3 to 7.

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What to confirm

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