Have there been more coaches, better facilities and increased access to help you compete at a higher level?
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?
Wheelchair Rugby of course! Go 🇨🇦
— Roberta Fried-Levine (@rlevine411) January 15, 2021
Are you looking for a unique leadership opportunity? The @cffpdp has launched the #ASeatAtTheTable program to encourage corporations to appoint people with disabilities to their boardrooms.
— Ontario Para Network (@ONPARANETWORK) January 15, 2021
Please visit https://t.co/XFup18cU4W or contact aseatatthetable@cfpdp.com to learn more. pic.twitter.com/ldNqOOh7Q2
International Paralympic Committee (IPC) President Andrew Parsons promised an ‘incredible" Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games this year. It’s happening! What are you most looking forward to at the Tokyo Paralympic Games? Share your excitement with us https://t.co/HkU3VZRmbh #projectEcho pic.twitter.com/LpCpMzzPpa
— Projectecho (@projectecho2020) January 13, 2021
In 2002, Canadian wheelchair racer Chantal Petitclerc was the first gold medal recipient in a Para-sport event at the first fully integrated Commonwealth Games! #inclusion #participation #accessibility #disabilities #parasport #PhysicAlactivity #CommonwealthGames @CPetitclerc pic.twitter.com/OXaFmfmn6P
— Projectecho (@projectecho2020) January 8, 2021