Mission
Founded in 1960 by Eunice Kennedy Shriver, Special Olympics hosted its first athletic competitions for people living with intellectual disabilities in the United States. This personal endeavor has grown into a global movement empowering 4.5 million athletes around the world by giving them opportunities to excel in life through sport.
In 2003, Special Olympics launched its movement in Haiti. Today, SO Haiti offers year-round sports training for more than 300 athletes. The organization partners with specialized schools and centers and families to offer education, training and sport development, health screenings, competitions and unified sport activities between athletes living with and those living without disabilities.
Team
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Bertrovna Bourdeau, Acting National Director
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Conald Colbert, National Sport Director
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Roberto Jean, Administrative and Finance Officer
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Fabiola Luc Theverin, Program Coordinator
Board of Directors
Board Chair
Secretary
Treasurer
Ducamet Genet
Board Member and Parent
Board Member, Athlete, Medalists, and Coach
Board Member
Acting National Director
Board Member
Board Member
Darlene Milord
Board Member, Athlete, Medalists, and Coach
Board Member
Board Member