Together for an Inclusive Switzerland – Everyone Collect Signatures Again!

The goal is almost reached. Only 10,000 signatures are missing. To ensure the inclusion initiative can be submitted, a final energetic push is now needed before the summer vacations.

Everyone help: The LAST national collection day will take place on Saturday, June 22nd. If you would like to start your own campaign on this day, you can order the signature forms by post here or download them as a PDF. If everyone really steps on the gas again and collects signatures in their environment, we will make it.

Special Olympics is committed to an inclusive world through sports and therefore supports the initiative of the association for an inclusive Switzerland.

Donate now

Support our athletes
for more sport, joy and inclusion

Help people with disabilities live their sporting dreams.
With your donation, you enable athletes to participate in competitions, training and international delegations – and thus unforgettable moments of success, self-confidence and community.

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
Donation amount(Required)

These articles might also interest you

  • A warm welcome to the team, Regula Keller!

    A warm welcome to the team, Regula Keller!

    We are delighted to welcome Regula Keller to Special Olympics Switzerland. She is taking over as project manager for our legacy project “Simply Healthy” and will work together with institutions…

    Read more

  • Successful Climbing Debut

    Successful Climbing Debut

    Three Swiss female athletes had the special opportunity to participate in the 9th National Summer Games of Special Olympics Austria in Vienna – and for the first time in the…

    Read more

  • Lukas Britschgi Becomes Our Ambassador

    Lukas Britschgi Becomes Our Ambassador

    Special Olympics Switzerland is pleased to welcome top Swiss figure skater Lukas Britschgi as its new ambassador. With the 2025 European Champion, our movement gains not only one of Switzerland’s…

    Read more