Have there been more coaches, better facilities and increased access to help you compete at a higher level?
Are there more options, more volunteers and better support to help you participate in your community?
Are you aware of more opportunities, more education and better support that would encourage participation?
- Adam Purdy, former Paralympian
- Lewis McConnell, GB Boccia Player / Coach
Our partners have been hard at work to create amazing programming and events for all interested. Visit our website for more details about events from @CNIB @xcskiontario @AbilitiesCentre @SCI_Ontario @AbilitiesExpo and more... Visit us at https://t.co/HkU3VZRmbh. pic.twitter.com/C35CO2cNN7
— Projectecho (@projectecho2020) October 21, 2020
Team Scotland performed exceptionally at the '14 Glasgow games, winning 7 para event medals, 3 of which were Gold. Despite this success, research shows that 70% of people interviewed post the games did not have a change in attitude towards disability. Do you agree with this stat? pic.twitter.com/fnOlVPpX9N
— Projectecho (@projectecho2020) October 20, 2020
At the Victoria 1994, Commonwealth Games, Andrew Haley @ahaleyca, became one of the first para-athletes to win a Commonwealth Gold Medal.
— Projectecho (@projectecho2020) October 16, 2020
What are your memories of the 1994 games? #hamilton2026 #Birmingham2022 #Commonwealth #disability #paraathletes #projectecho pic.twitter.com/wYVVBqoD1c
