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Special Olympics PA Northeast Region

Special Olympics Pennsylvania

Scranton, Pennsylvania - Lackawanna County

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May 16, 2026

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Northeastern Pennsylvania

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Provider overview

Special Olympics Pennsylvania's Northeast Region coordinates year-round sports, competition, and local program participation for athletes with intellectual disabilities across NEPA counties.

Special Olympics Pennsylvania provides sports training, competition, and inclusion opportunities for athletes with intellectual disabilities across Pennsylvania.

Quick facts

Phone
610-630-9450
Email
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Ages
Children and adults with intellectual disabilities; sport ages and eligibility vary
Season
Year-round training and competition seasons vary by county and sport
Cost
Special Olympics programs are generally free for athletes; confirm current local eligibility, medical forms, transportation, uniforms, and sport availability.

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Special Olympics Pennsylvania Northeast Region

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Northeast Region sports and local programs

Regional Special Olympics sports training, competition, and local program coordination for Northeastern Pennsylvania athletes.

Ages
Children and adults with intellectual disabilities; sport ages and eligibility vary
Season
Year-round training and competition seasons vary by county and sport
Schedule
Sport schedules vary by local program and season; families should contact the Northeast Region or local county program before attending.
Cost
Special Olympics programs are generally free for athletes; confirm current local eligibility, medical forms, transportation, uniforms, and sport availability.
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Last checked
May 16, 2026
Why this is listed
The official Special Olympics Pennsylvania Northeast Region page lists regional staff, counties served, local program contacts, and sport opportunities for athletes with intellectual disabilities in Northeastern Pennsylvania.
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Program details we found

Northeast Region sports and local programs

The official Special Olympics Pennsylvania Northeast Region page lists regional staff, counties served, local program contacts, and sport opportunities for athletes with intellectual disabilities in Northeastern Pennsylvania.

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Inclusion and support details

What the provider says: Special Olympics Pennsylvania provides sports training and competition opportunities for athletes with intellectual disabilities through local and regional programs.

Access notes to confirm: Families should confirm county contact, sport eligibility, medical forms, coach communication, practice location accessibility, transportation, uniform or equipment needs, weather policy, sensory fit at competitions, and whether Unified partners or volunteers are needed.

What we checked

What we found: The official Special Olympics Pennsylvania Northeast Region page lists regional staff, counties served, local program contacts, and sport opportunities for athletes with intellectual disabilities in Northeastern Pennsylvania.

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  • Who should families contact to talk through accommodations before registering?

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Is Special Olympics PA Northeast Region reviewed for quality by Inclusive Programs Guide?

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