LoveAll

Tennis rackets lined up against a fence on a court with a water bottle in the middle.

Welcome to Love-All!

Love-All is a Stanford student-run weekly athletic instruction program committed to inspiring a love for regular physical activity in individuals with intellectual developmental disabilities (IDDs).

Our Mission

Love-All offers a platform for Stanford students to share their love of athletic instruction to kids with IDDs and offer professional training to develop the leadership, responsibility, and communication skills needed to teach children with IDDs. We work with Stanford's Down Syndrome Research Center and The Matthew Foundation to create a welcoming, inclusive space where families and students with IDDs feel supported and empowered through the joy of movement.

A young boy practices his tennis swing while a coach and another child watch.

Kids and a coach stretching together using the net on a tennis court.

Kids practice tennis drills under the guidance of student coaches.

Why participate in Love-All's weekly clinics?

At Love-All, we believe in the power of exercise, 1-on-1 mentorship, and inclusion. Our free, weekly clinics are led by Stanford student coaches trained by professional tennis instructors with experience teaching kids with IDDs, as well as Stanford professors in special education. We create a supportive space where students with IDDs can stay active, grow in confidence, and build lasting friendships.

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For students and families

Click the link below to read more about our weekly clinics, and learn how to get involved as a participant or family member.

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Looking for opportunities to help out?

For interested volunteers

We're looking for dedicated students to join Love-All as coaches, leadership officers, and coordination volunteers. No tennis experience? No problem! We welcome anyone passionate about our mission and ready to commit their time to creating a fun, inclusive space for children with IDDs.

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