We are a non-profit, multi-sport organization, providing sports training, through four sports clubs and competition, to meet the needs and interests of people with Intellectual disabilities. We service the community of Wellington North with over thirty athletes, registered volunteers and coaches.
This site will provide you with information on the sports clubs provided by The North Wellington Bravehearts. Please check the Canada Special Olympics and Special Olympics Ontario web sites for additional information.

Way to Go Bravehearts! A number of our Athletes took part in this years local Torch Run.
Congratulations on your super participation. Nearly $500 was raised for our group!

Congratulations to this year's Bowling Award Recipients.
Our 200 Club is pictured here, the bowlers this year who achieved at least one game over 200 points. Pictured left to Right, Cory Linn, Troy Gilbert, Matthew Heidinga, Jamie Ridgeway, Front row, Lewis Cremasco and Amy Noble.
Troy Gilbert was also the recipient of Mens High Single (278), and Men's High Average (173), Amy Noble was also the recipient of Ladies High Single (239) and Ladies high Average (136). Cory Linn was winner of Most Improved Bowler.
(For more Pictures check out the photo gallery)

"Let me win, but, if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt"

There are more than 14,000 athletes and 7,000 volunteers involved in Special Olympics Ontario programs in every corner of the province. When you add the parents, friends, athlete volunteers and event volunteers, there are more than 10,000 additional Ontarians involved with, or a part of Ontario Special Olympics.

Special Olympics is not an event that takes place once every two or four years. There are hundreds of Special Olympics programs throughout the province which provide athletes with the opportunity to train twelve months of the year. Special Olympics athletes train and compete at local and regional events and every four years they have the opportunity to be selected and to advance to provincial, national and international levels.

We welcome new athletes and volunteers to all of our sports programs.