Volunteer Resources
Welcome to Special Olympics Virginia's volunteer team!
Class A Process Overview
A snapshot of the Class A certification process. Visit here to complete the process.
Become a Class A Volunteer
Whether you are a new volunteer needing to register, or one of our amazing current volunteers needing to renew, we have you covered.
Volunteer Orientation
Our General Orientation training is designed to educate our volunteers about the history, framework, and mission of Special Olympics Virginia.
SO Learning Portal
Visit the SO Learning Portal to complete various trainings such as Protective Behaviors, Concussion Awareness, and more.
Need help logging in or creating an account? Check out our helpful guide.
Need help logging in or creating an account? Check out our helpful guide.
Additional Volunteer Resources
Volunteer Code of Conduct
Special Olympics is committed to the highest ideals of sport and expects all volunteers to act in a manner that both contributes to the overall mission of Special Olympics and follows Special Olympics Virginia policies.
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Protective Behaviors - Paper Version
Download and print for those who prefer a hard copy of the training and quiz.
Concussion Awareness Training - Paper Version
Download and print for those who prefer a hard copy of the training and test.
Volunteer 2 Cheer
Make some noise for Virginia's most inspiring athletes. Volunteer to Cheer at an event near you!
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Mandated Reporter Information
If you have regular contact with vulnerable people, you are legally required to report observed or suspected abuse. Learn more.
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Volunteer Eligibility Policy
Here are the eligibility requirements to volunteer with Special Olympics.
Volunteer Privacy Statement
Protecting your privacy and safeguarding your personal information is one of Special Olympics Virginia’s highest priorities.
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Coach Training & Certification
Looking to become a coach? Learn about the additional training required for coaches.
Terminology/Language Guidelines
Learn how to speak respectfully about people with intellectual disabilities and spread the word about our programs using the proper terminology.
Event Volunteer Resources (Class B)
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