Volunteer sports officials are being sought to help out in a few specialist roles at this summer's Special Olympics GB National Summer Games in Bath.
Some 1,700 athletes with intellectual disabilities will compete in 12 different sports at the Games, which run from August 28 to September 1.
Hundreds of volunteer positions have already been filled but sports officials are still being sought to help out in a few roles - those of football referees, boccia umpires and short mat bowls umpires.
Anyone interested in volunteering to help out with these roles should have a relevant qualification in their sport, with the exception of boccia. Previous experience of officiating in sports for people with disabilities is not necessary.
Most of the sports at the National Summer Games are taking place at the University of Bath.
"We'd like to hear from anyone with experience of officiating in football, boccia or short mat bowls who would like to volunteer to help out at the Games," said Ben Coombs, Games Manager.
If you'd be interested in volunteering as an official at the Games, contact Ben on 01225 384257 or bjc20@bath.ac.uk
The 2013 National Summer Games will be the UK's largest multi-disability event of the year.
Find out more about the Games at www.bath2013.org.uk and more about Special Olympics GB at www.specialolympicsgb.org.uk.
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