Description: These volunteers provide Basic Life Support (BLS) services during competition and help assess whether a higher level of care is required. Depending on the event, they may provide overnight coverage for events where delegations are housed as part of the competition. Volunteer Commitment: Each competition varies, but in general, medical volunteers must be able…
Volunteers are needed to help us run our events. Check the calendar on our website to find event dates that you can volunteer for.
Description: These volunteers assist the Games Director (overall director of a competition, usually staff) in overseeing key components of local, regional and state competitions. Because they are critical to the success of an event, they are selected carefully by the Games Director. They will be responsible for overseeing day‐of volunteers in their various assignments. Volunteer…
Description: These volunteers serve as game, match or event officials during local, regional or state competitions. Volunteer Commitment: Each competition varies, but in general, volunteers must be able to commit to a shift of up to four hours. Qualifications: Varies based on the competition, but generally state, national or Special Olympics certification is required. This…
If you are able to commit some time as an assistant coach or play alongside an athlete as a Unified Partner®, we can use your help! Special Olympics volunteers include students, retirees, professionals and families. You don’t need coaching experience or specific training working with persons with intellectual disabilities. We have great staff, mentor coaches…
Description: These volunteers primarily help at the Las Vegas office. Duties can range from filing to data entry. Volunteer Commitment: Minimum once a week and times of day are negotiable. Qualifications: Versed on computer software such as Microsoft Word, Excel, or Google. All office volunteers are required to complete an application and online orientation. If…
Assemble new client files with the basics to keep case management stocked with plenty to grab when needed. Bi-Weekly need for files – come on a regular schedule or as we reach out in need of more files.
Our clients are starting over, they move into housing but often have no furniture. We receive donations but need assistance in getting them picked-up and delivered to client homes. Do you have a truck? We could use your help now and then!
You can mentor in person, via zoom, phone… it all makes a difference when our clients have someone in their corner who they can turn to and count on. Life skills, parenting, financial literacy, reading literacy, GED prep, etc. Client needs are identified by case managers.
There are times we could also use help taking Christmas gifts to client homes, dropping, and picking up food or items from Senior living communities, diapers and formula to new mothers, etc.