We know with the weather turning better and the state slowly reopening that our athletes are eager to get back to the sports they love. SOKY is working on a phased return to activity plan with that in mind.

In keeping with the guidance from the Governor’s office on the phased reopening of the state, Special Olympics Kentucky is extending the suspension of all Special Olympics Activities through June 15, 2020. We are working on developing policies for our potential reopening.

Even though the 2020 Summer Games were cancelled SOKY will still celebrate the Games and our athletes with the Salute to Summer Games May 18-June 6.

Art is one of the many ways our athletes show off their talent and creativity. With the cancellation of the State Summer Games, SOKY is holding a Virtual Art Contest to replace the one held annual at the Games.

SOKY has teamed with Ohio Valley Wrestling and Norton Sports Performance to help keep athletes and others #HealthyAtHome with Fit Friday workouts.

The Coronavirus outbreak has extended one tax season opportunity to support Special Olympics Kentucky athletes and added an opportunity that could benefit you next year.

SOKY has updated its information regarding our response to the continuing Coronavirus outbreak.

Even though we can’t practice and compete right now, that’s no reason to get out of shape. There are still great ways to stay active and stay safe.

Due to concerns about the coronavirus, Special Olympics Kentucky has suspended all state and local sports training and competition and social activities through March 31.