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
The provincial government of Nova Scotia has announced a $5 million fund to help make sports more #inclusive and #accessible to people with disabilities. How may funding improve #sportInclusivity and #accessibility? Share your thoughts at https://t.co/Hte8Z4Ncs6 pic.twitter.com/RRWuBPocZt
— Projectecho (@projectecho2020) April 2, 2021
Struggling to stay active from home? The Indigenous Sport, Physical Activity and Recreation Council has launched FitNation, a 5-part at-home workout series. Give it a try and get active. @isparcbc #stayActive #homeWorkout #fitness #WorkoutSeries #workout pic.twitter.com/nrG1pgLY3C
— Projectecho (@projectecho2020) March 31, 2021
Paralympic Icon, @tannigreythompson, sees an opportunity to reinvigorate disability sport post-Pandemic. What changes need to happen for sport to be more inclusive and accessible? Share your thoughts at https://t.co/Hte8Z4vBAy #SportInclusivity #inclusivity #disabilitySport pic.twitter.com/tuW8gu5DIc
— Projectecho (@projectecho2020) March 29, 2021
Federation for Humanities and Social Sciences @ideas_idees posted a great article on the effects of COVID-19 within the disability community. Check it out. https://t.co/C6SKdfPdEo pic.twitter.com/DqdN5hxiiM
— Projectecho (@projectecho2020) March 23, 2021
